Who designed the Marine Corps seal?

The Marine Corps seal was designed by General Shepherd, who served as the 20th Commandant of the United States Marine Corps. His contribution to the design reflects the symbolism and heritage of the Marine Corps, which includes elements such as the eagle, globe, and anchor—each representing different aspects of Marine identity and values. The eagle signifies the nation, the globe represents the worldwide commitment of the Marine Corps, and the anchor symbolizes naval tradition. General Shepherd's vision and commitment to the Marine Corps' legacy are encapsulated in this seal, making him a pivotal figure in its creation. The other individuals listed, while they may hold significant positions and contributions in Marine Corps history, are not credited with designing the seal itself.