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Facebook Post: Pacific Command Emblem

Screenshot of a social media post showing the circular United States Pacific Command emblem with a globe, sword and olive branches on a checkerboard background

What This Image Shows

A screenshot of a Facebook post displaying the official emblem of United States Pacific Command: a circular badge with a central globe, a stylised sword crossed with a lightning bolt, olive branches and a red outer border. The checkerboard behind it is the standard indicator of a transparent image file.

The interface text gives the album position "26 of 60," the account name "Bob Flood," a date of "Jun 3, 2023," and counts of 15 reactions, 3 comments and 1 share. The partial word "PACIFICCO" is the emblem's own lettering.

Like the other insignia posts in this run, it is a personal album image collected during a sweep of publicly visible profiles. It records no event, no meeting and no relationship beyond the fact that someone posted a command emblem. It has no established connection to TPUSA, to the protection detail, or to September 10, 2025, and no allegation is made against the private individual who posted it.

For context on why this cluster exists and what it does not show, see Dan Flood.

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