Image License Question

Editorial-use-only assets can be used only in an editorial setting, as stated in the licensing terms. I do not know what your receipt tells you, but the site clearly marks the asset.

I suppose you took an extended licence, which is useless if you want to make merchandising products.  The US Army controls this to prevent misuse of the logos.

Contact Adobe Customer service to see what can be done on this. You probably should ask if it is possible to get a refund.

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The file name seems to be correct. Please see this screen shot of Seal of the United States Army. US Army star logo. US Veterans stamp Stock Vector | Adobe Stock (if you do not see a screen shot please come back to the forum page Image License Question - Adobe Support Community - 13454903)

Extended license does not change this, it's essentially a license it is not in Adobe's power to grant. You might be able to license it from the US Army, but the chances are they forbid commercial usage to stop unsuitable use.