From BAGnewsNotes, in a post called Our Gang:
Yesterday, I saw an image from Iraq that really struck me.
It was a stencil — almost like a gang insignia — on the wall of a petrol station that had just been raided by U.S. soldiers. The symbol was a skull with the the number “24” inscribed in it.
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Having looked at a good number of newswire photographs, I’ve started to recognize the work of particular photographers and even some outfits in which they’ve been embedded. In this case, I won’t mention the infantry unit that conducted this raid, but the caption identified it as having a “24” in it.
Here’s the photo, AP Photo/Jim MacMillan:

Here’s the problem: That skull is the icon of a certain Marvel character, the Punisher.
We have an infantry unit in Iraq that has taken the icon of someone who doesn’t hand out justice, but punishment. Not, say, Captain America or Superman. Although, to be fair, Cap’s shield probably looks too much like a target to these guys.