Description of Design Search

The mark consists of the words: "PROGRESSION FIREARMS TRAINING" (all capitalized) appear at the most top-center of the logo, with two of those words "FIREARMS TRAINING" appearing directly below the word "PROGRESSION", all of which are curved in a partially circular orientation. The logo also contains two curved lines: one on the most far right side and one on the most far left side, which are also partially circular in their orientation. At the bottom most part of the logo contains the words: "VINQUIT QUI SE VINCIT" which is a Latin phrase that, when translated to English, means "He conquers who conquers himself." The term "VINCIT QUI SE VINCIT" is also partially curved in orientation. The title/term "PROGRESSION FIREARMS TRAINING", "VINCIT QUI SE VINCIT", and the two curved lines mentioned earlier, when combined together, should form a circular-type of shape that encompasses the outer-limits of the logo in general. Within this circular shape there are four (4) components which are all separated by a large "X." This large "X" appears at the very center of the logo overall. The first element is an image of the United States of America flag positioned vertically, with the star portion of the flag being positioned to appear on the top-left side. This U.S. flag appears just below the top-center title/words: "PROGRESSION FIREARMS TRAINING", or located at the top corner/portion of the aforementioned "X". The next element contains the number "20" and the word "ESTABLISHED" (all capitalized). The number "20" is arranged / positions above the word "ESTABLISHED." For reference, the terms "20 ESTABLISHED" together are positioned opposite of the U.S. flag, appearing just below it. In other words, this element is located at the bottom corner/section of the "X" or, when put differently, is positioned just above the aforementioned Latin phrase: "VINCIT QUI SE VINCIT." Next, there are two (2) simultaneous chevrons which are located down and left of the U.S. flag, or appearing on the left corner/portion of the "X." These two (2) chevrons are pointed towards the right or pointing towards the center of the "X." The fourth and final element is an image of crosshairs composed of four rectangular and highly narrow long lines (2 positioned vertically and 2 positioned horizontally to form a type of 'cross'). This final element is positioned on the right corner/portion of the "X".