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Payment details. Payment methods. Select PayPal Credit at checkout to have the option to pay over time. Other offers may also be available. The Eighth Squadron chose the F for its emblem for two reasons: The F was the newest interceptor in the Air Force inventory, and the words eagle and eight begin with the same letter.
The four colored stars represent the four classes at the academy. The patch is an octagonal-shaped emblem. Within it, a Viking ship sails away on a bright orange-rayed sun in the background. A royal blue flag flies from a mast stretching upward from the deck of the ship. A large white sail, bordered in black, billows from the mast. The Roman numeral "IX" is centered on the sail. The keep of the ship has the design of a green dragon. The dragon symbolizes the power and tenacity that characterized the Vikings, early explorers of the vast seas.
The Vikings often sought adventure and were courageous in their exploration of uncharted lands around the globe. The patch is a circle of sky blue bordered in black. It shows the head of snarling tiger at its center. The tiger, the supreme symbol of tenacity and aggressiveness, was chosen by the 10th Squadron to symbolize the tradition of the Flying Tigers of World War II.
The lightning bolts and cloud symbolize power and the horizons open to members of the squadron. This is the original squadron patch. There may be a distinct color variation—a dark blue background—on one version. The squadron's patch consists of a white equilateral triangle, bordered in red, superimposed on a circular blue field. A red Arabic numeral "11" sits on silver prop and wings at the center. The triangle superimposed upon the circle is borrowed from the 6th Bomb Wing , the original squadron sponsor.
The triangle represents the Greek letter delta to remind all wearers that each new group of fourth classmen was assigned to Delta Squadron during basic cadet training. The three segments of the circle represent academics, athletics and military training. The silver prop and wings symbolize the cadet wing, while the large "11" identified the 11th Cadet Squadron.
The emblem bears the squadron's red and white colors; the gold, blue, silver and red class colors; and the cadet wing's blue and silver colors. The squadron patch was approved in and features a turquoise circle bordered in black.
The eponymous mythical character represented on the patch is borrowed from the insignia of the 13th Bomb Squadron and is emblematic of the reality of death in war, with which all aspiring warriors must come to terms. The patch has been challenged multiple times in the history of the squadron but has always survived due to its strong lineage and the support of the Cadet Wing at large.
Military Wiki Explore. Popular pages. Grant Richard Winters Harry Welsh. Project maintenance. Explore Wikis Community Central. Squadron Cobras The effectiveness and air superiority of the Air Force are illustrated in this patch.
Squadron War Eagles The eagle represents the Prussian military traditions of excellence and professionalism. The sword and arrows in its talons designate fifteen and symbolize preparedness, power, and strength.
Squadron Chicken Hawks This patch is a reminder the Air Force maintains readiness to use force in order to protect freedom. The outstretched wings of the hawk expresses the freedom of flight while the talons clasping the lightning bolt denotes the power needed to maintain freedom.
Squadron Stalag 17 The clenched fist signifies power and persistence while the flaming torch represents the drive for truth, wisdom, and knowledge while the emerald green wreath, encircling the fist, stands for the laurels of athletic achievement.
Squadron Nightriders The unicorn signifies strength, endurance, and unrivaled spirit while the rook denotes the academy as a fortress of knowledge. The three points of the triangle represent military, academics, and athletics. Squadron Wolverines The wolverine characterizes the fierceness, confidence, and strength of Squadron Its snarl is a warning to the adversary that the Air Force does not surrender.
The yellow, blue, silver, and red colors on the patch represent the unity of the four academy classes. As a symbol of robust strength and craftiness, the Hulk represents the need of the Air Force for skill of mind and body. The patch signifies the desire to succeed while maintaining a sense of humor.
Squadron Blackjacks The winning hand symbolizes the skill, spirit, ability, and fellowship necessary to attain success. The converging light rays signify unity among the four class of the cadet wing while the dominant red color denotes the courage of the Raptors.
Squadron Barnstormers Named after the daring pioneers of American commercial and military aviation, Squadron 23 cadets aim to achieve the fearlessness of their namesake.
Squadron Redeye Like its namesake, the Redeye missile, the squadron reaches its goals with unerring accuracy. The two fighter jets in formation signify comradeship while their gold contrails indicate this solidarity is long-lasting and follows the cadets into the Air Force.
Squadron Barons Despite constant setback in his pursuit of the Red Baron, Snoopy exemplifies persistence and doggedness in getting the job done thus setting a fine example for the Barons.
The silver triangle is a stylized aircraft and the concentric triangles signify three cubed, denoting squadron Squadron Blackbirds The stylized SR Blackbird jet indicates dedication to the pursuit of knowledge and national goals.
The color gold symbolizes the excellence demanded of Air Force officers. The pentagon represents the future Air Force leadership developed at the academy. Squadron Black Panthers The black panther exemplifies the speed, strength, and cunning of the Air Force and its crouched stance is a reminder of our readiness.
The assignment of Roman numerals to visually represent the 29th symbolizes war has existed since antiquity. The red and yellow flames signify war to which the helmet is impervious. The ascending aircraft suggests freedom of the skies and offers a peaceful contrast to the flames of war.
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