The mark consists of the caricature of a male World War 1 Fighter Ace pilot seated left front facing with his head looking slightly upward over the left shoulder. He is wearing goggles, underneath them pilots eye covers with his eyes looking slightly upward toward the rear or 6 o'clock position. His right arm is at his side bent at the elbow positioned upward with his hand held open to hold a food item. The left arm is along his left side bent at the elbow with his arm resting on the side of the plane's cockpit. His left hand is open palm forward facing. He is wearing a World War 1 bomber jacket. Around the neck of the male pilot is a scarf that is wrapped around the neck and under the chin, then flowing over his left shoulder extending above the rear of the plane. The pilot's helmet with a World War 1 German emblem centered and German Cross covering the right ear.The plane the pilot is sitting in is a representation of a Fokker Dr. 1 - 1917 aircraft. The aircraft slightly raise upward. It has a representation of a forward-facing machine gun centered behind the pilot and the plane is a half circle. From the right there are four (4) streaks burst that represent exploding ammunition. At the bottom of the design and centered are three lines of text. The first and left aligned is the letters "T", "h", "e" extending to the end of the centered line. The second line aligned left are the letters "R", "E", "D"" centered is a German cross and right aligned the letters "B", "A", "R", "O", "N". The third line is right centered and the letters "P", "U", "B" with a sold line extended left end of the center line.