White Sands National Park Patch - Manhattan Project
White Sands National Park Patch – Manhattan Project reflects the scientific history of southern New Mexico and the nearby Trinity Site. The Trinity test occurred on July 16, 1945 at the Alamogordo Bombing Range. Today that location lies within White Sands Missile Range, not inside the national park. This embroidered patch recreates the historic insignia worn by military personnel who supported the Manhattan Project.
The design uses clear symbols tied to the project’s history. A white cloud and lightning bolt form a question mark against a blue background to suggest the unknown results of the test. The bolt splits a yellow atom to represent atomic fission. The red, white, and blue star references the Army Service Forces that oversaw the program. Durable embroidery makes it a strong addition to jackets, backpacks, or travel gear.
- Official park patch approved by the National Park Service for White Sands National Park
- Size: 2 1/2" x 3"
White Sands National Park Patch - Manhattan Project
White Sands National Park Patch – Manhattan Project reflects the scientific history of southern New Mexico and the nearby Trinity Site. The Trinity test occurred on July 16, 1945 at the Alamogordo Bombing Range. Today that location lies within White Sands Missile Range, not inside the national park. This embroidered patch recreates the historic insignia worn by military personnel who supported the Manhattan Project.
The design uses clear symbols tied to the project’s history. A white cloud and lightning bolt form a question mark against a blue background to suggest the unknown results of the test. The bolt splits a yellow atom to represent atomic fission. The red, white, and blue star references the Army Service Forces that oversaw the program. Durable embroidery makes it a strong addition to jackets, backpacks, or travel gear.
- Official park patch approved by the National Park Service for White Sands National Park
- Size: 2 1/2" x 3"
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White Sands National Park Patch – Manhattan Project reflects the scientific history of southern New Mexico and the nearby Trinity Site. The Trinity test occurred on July 16, 1945 at the Alamogordo Bombing Range. Today that location lies within White Sands Missile Range, not inside the national park. This embroidered patch recreates the historic insignia worn by military personnel who supported the Manhattan Project.
The design uses clear symbols tied to the project’s history. A white cloud and lightning bolt form a question mark against a blue background to suggest the unknown results of the test. The bolt splits a yellow atom to represent atomic fission. The red, white, and blue star references the Army Service Forces that oversaw the program. Durable embroidery makes it a strong addition to jackets, backpacks, or travel gear.
- Official park patch approved by the National Park Service for White Sands National Park
- Size: 2 1/2" x 3"
