Gunlab by Leo Charre is a free military dingbat font built from stark portraits, weapons, and protective gear. Its rough silhouettes resemble photocopied dossier images, with distressed edges and dense shapes that give each symbol a tense documentary quality.
A protest poster can use these images as blunt political shorthand. In games, the same clipped silhouettes become faction markers or mission icons, and they also suit industrial music packaging. The font is strongest when its symbols function as the central image rather than ordinary text.