A heraldic shield patch featuring a silver-gray badger, blue and gray stripes, a red star, and green field, with 'WISCONSIN WING' on a scroll below.

Design a heraldic shield-shaped patch for the Wisconsin Wing of the Civil Air Patrol. The shield features a clean, simple layout with exactly three central elements. At the center is a stylized silver-gray badger in a noble, non-cartoon posture facing dexter (the viewer’s left), representing Wisconsin’s state animal and heritage. Behind the badger is a background of alternating horizontal ultramarine blue (Pantone Reflex Blue C) and silver-gray (Pantone 422 C) stripes symbolizing the Wisconsin River and Lake Michigan, with the stripes filling the top two-thirds of the shield. Above the badger’s head is a single red (Pantone 200 C) five-pointed stylized star, representing Civil Air Patrol’s core missions. The bottom third of the shield features a dark green field (Pantone 356 C) representing Wisconsin’s vast forests and natural landscape. A single scroll is located directly below the shield with a white background, outlined in Air Force Yellow (Pantone 116 C), and bearing the words “WISCONSIN WING” in all caps using ultramarine blue lettering. The shield is bordered in Air Force Yellow to comply with CAP heraldic standards. The entire design uses no more than six colors: ultramarine blue, pimento red, silver gray, Air Force yellow, dark green, and white. No gradients, shading, metallics, or cartoon features are used. The design is dignified, uncluttered, and fully enclosed within the shield’s shape, with no text or numbers inside the shield, and with all elements rendered in See more