The mark consists of a fisted right hand including the wrist, palm side facing the viewer. The index finger and middle finger are extended upward in a "V" formation creating the traditionally familiar peace sign. The tips of the two fingers are open on each side. A line moves downward from the left side of the middle finger creating almost a half circle connecting at the base of the left side of the wrist. An open space is between the two sides of the wrist. On the right side of the wrist a half circle line moves upward connecting to the right side of the index finger. The left side of the index finger is then connected to the right side of the open middle finger with a curved line. There is a complete outer circle drawn around the inner hand connected by the broken circle with a small blank space between the two. A parallel double line with a blank space between them angles upward across the front of the circles. This begins at the top of the downward curve on the lower left side of outer circle to just below the middle of the upward curve on the right side. The double lines project over the edge of the circle approximately one-half of an inch then curve downward in a loop effect. The lines then progress fully visible at an upward angle across the back of the heart. The lines are not visible where pass under the circle on either side creating the effect of passing around the circle. The double lines project from the back of the circle approximately one-half of an inch becoming fully visual on the left side. Here they begin to curve in a downward angle connecting at the beginning point creating one continuous curving loop effect around the outside of the circle. Dimensions of mark may vary due to enlargement or decrease and placement with use.