text: Appendix D
  MAIN ICONS FOR ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS
  D-12. The military has a much larger role beyond fighting wars. The symbols in table D-9 are a recognition
  that military forces are often engaged in stability activities and support to civil authorities across the world.
  Table D-9 shows individual and organization symbols that represent civilians; however, these symbols do
  not have prescribed structures. The organization symbols can reflect civic, ethnic, religious, social, or other
  groups. The framed symbols below are in the friendly standard identity frame, which is rectangular in shape.
  For a more comprehensive list of symbols for units, individuals, and organizations, refer to FM 1-02.2, or
  MIL-STD 2525D.
  Table D-9. Organizations and individuals
  Main Icon Name Description
  Framed symbol for a governmental
  Governmental organization organization comprised of the main
  icon for a governmental organization.
  Framed symbol for a nongovernmental
  Nongovernmental organization comprised of the main
  organization icon for a nongovernmental
  organization
  Framed symbol comprised of the
  Unspecified individual
  symbol for unspecified individual.
  Framed symbol comprised of the
  Unspecified organization
  symbol for unspecified organization.
  Framed symbol comprised of the
  Criminal activities victim symbol for unspecified individual with
  the modifier for victim.
  Framed symbol comprised of the
  Criminal activities victims symbol for unspecified organization
  with the modifier for victim.
  Framed symbol comprised of the
  Attempted criminal activities
  symbol for unspecified individual with
  victim
  a modifier for attempted crime.
  Framed symbol comprises of the
  Attempted criminal activities
  symbol for unspecified organization
  victims
  with a modifier for attempted crime.