Skyhawk Composite Squadron Heraldry (NCR-MN-040)
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SKYHAWK COMPOSITE SQUADRON
MINNESTA WING, CIVIL AIR PATROL
U.S. AIR FORCE AUXILIARY
Emblem Significance:
Hawk
- The hawk faces the position of honor and the direction of progress.
- Gold is the color of wisdom, representing the continuing education and training our members have dedicated themselves to.
Polaris
- The North Star, a symbol of our state and represents the Minnesota Wing.
- Red is the color of sacrifice, representing the volunteer efforts of our members and their commitment to Civil Air Patrol’s missions.
Wings
- The sinister (right) wing represents the squadron’s adult member leadership.
- The dexter (left) wing represents the squadron’s cadet member corps.
- The wings are upswept and in motion, always working together toward a common goal.
Civil Air Patrol Charge
- This is the basic emblem of the Civil Air Patrol and is easily identifiable by all.
- Together the red, white, and blue represent patriotism and support of our great nation.
Color Symbolism
Blue and yellow are the colors of the US Air Force, representing our relationship with and support of the branch as their only official auxiliary.
- Ultramarine Blue represents the sky, the primary theater of operations.
- Air Force Yellow represents the sun and the excellence required of all personnel.
Notation
The red in the scroll represents the boldness of the squadron and its passion for service.
Designed by Maj. Ace Browning, Heraldry Manager, Minnesota Wing
Submitted by Capt. Robert Goodman, Commander, Skyhawk Composite Squadron
Approved by Maj. David Sublette, Commander, Group Three
Approved by Col. Bill Hienz, Commander, Minnesota Wing
Authorized April 23, 2022, by Col John O'Neill, Commander, North Central Region
