The universal theme of the Alamo Chapter's emblem is our testament to the belief that no one logistician is more important than another -- this is evident in that no symbolic representation of any one logistics discipline is depicted.

Text for "Alamo" and the "Logistics Officers Association" merely helps to clearly identify our entity.

The body of our logo is the Texas State Flag, encased by silhouettes of two distinctive landmarks of San Antonio, Texas -- the Tower of the Americas and The Alamo.  The Tower of the Americas was the theme structure for HemisFair in 1968, and symbolizes the progress made by the confluence of civilizations in the Western Hemisphere.  On the east side of Alamo Plaza is the most famous spot in Texas where 189 defenders fell on March 6, 1836, after repeated attacks by Mexican General Santa Anna’s army.  While the facts surrounding the siege of the Alamo continue to be debated, there is no doubt about what the battle has come to symbolize. People worldwide continue to remember the Alamo as a heroic struggle against overwhelming odds -- a place where men made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom.  Logisticians in San Antonio proudly perform their services with bold enthusiasm towards progress and purpose that has, in itself, earned recognition throughout the aerospace and aviation industry.

Finally, the gear is a vital part of the whole machine, much like logisticians to any successful operation.  The person in the middle clearly represents all of the people who form the logistics foundation in our San Antonio area.  Both are gold ... signifying our value.

Our logo was designed by:
Mr. James Stevenson (2002)