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| ( | | On a Yellow disc, edged Blue, a stylized representation of one of the Furies (mythical Greek goddesses of vengeance), wearing a Black form-fitting gown, and cape trimmed on under side Red, and Red boots, seated on a large, White cloud formation in base, facing toward sinister, and holding a skull, proper, in the right hand. | ||
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Originally approved on 1 March 1945 (K 8809) and most recently modified and reinstated in 1994; replaced emblem approved for use May 1984-January 1986 and April 1986-c. June 1994. | |||
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1ST FIGHTER SQUADRON, US AIR FORCE
| English | On a Yellow disc, edged Blue, a stylized representation of one of the Furies (mythical Greek goddesses of vengeance), wearing a Black form-fitting gown, and cape trimmed on under side Red, and Red boots, seated on a large, White cloud formation in base, facing toward sinister, and holding a skull, proper, in the right hand. |
Origin/meaning
Originally approved on 1 March 1945 (K 8809) and most recently modified and reinstated in 1994; replaced emblem approved for use May 1984-January 1986 and April 1986-c. June 1994.
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