In 1971, design student Carolyn Davidson created the now-iconic Nike “Swoosh” logo for just $35. Hired by Phil Knight while at Portland State University, Davidson’s design symbolized motion and referenced Nike—the Greek goddess of victory. Though unsure of it at first, the logo became a global symbol of athletic excellence. Years later, Nike thanked her with company stock, which grew to be worth a fortune, cementing her place in branding history. | History In Pictures

1.1M views · 25K reactions | "What is a flamethrower carry in combat? Five gallons of fuel oil, gasoline mixture. With a straight shot, full force, you probably get 65, 70 feet. You have 6 to 7 bursts—that’s all you’ve got—so you have to learn to swoosh." #ww2 #war #military #combat #history #shawnryanshow #podcast | Shawn Ryan Show | Facebook