History of the Patch 
| MN-104 | Red Wing Composite Squadron Version 1a, partially embroidered |
A patch design contest was held by Red Wing Composite Squadron in 1991, and Cadet Luke Wegner's concept was chosen as the one that most effectivly respresented the unit and its members. The design is simply composed of the unit's full name, the 5-digit unit charter number, a map of Minnesota, and the Civil Air Patrol tri-prop emblem.
The patch's inner componants may be simple, but the bold all-red color and unique wing shape make for an easily recognizable uniform insignia. Similar emblems are common around the city of Red Wing, and internationally known from the Red Wing Shoe Company and highly collectable Red Wing Pottery.
Information provided by:
Maj Ace Browning, CAP