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The Harrier symbolises the Army co-operation work of the Squadron. The Grenade symbolises the Fighter-Bomber role. The | The Harrier symbolises the Army co-operation work of the Squadron. The Grenade symbolises the Fighter-Bomber role. The badge was granted in 1945. | ||
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NO 193 SQUADRON, ROYAL AIR FORCE
History:Formed at Harrowbeer in December 1942.
Official blazon
A Montague's harrier volant gules carrying a grenade Or fired gules.
Motto: Aera et terram imperare = To govern the air and the earth.
Origin/meaning
The Harrier symbolises the Army co-operation work of the Squadron. The Grenade symbolises the Fighter-Bomber role. The badge was granted in 1945.
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