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The Cobra symbolises the Squadron's links with East Asia. The Maple leaf alludes to the fact that the Squadron was manned by Canadians during World War I.<br> | The Cobra symbolises the Squadron's links with East Asia. The Maple leaf alludes to the fact that the Squadron was manned by Canadians during World War I.<br> | ||
The Motto translates as "Either fight or die". The Badge was | The Motto translates as "Either fight or die". The Badge was granted in January 1942. | ||
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NO 92 SQUADRON, ROYAL AIR FORCE
History: Formed at London-Colney in September 1917.
Official blazon
A cobra Or entwinning a sprig of maple gules.
Origin/meaning
The Cobra symbolises the Squadron's links with East Asia. The Maple leaf alludes to the fact that the Squadron was manned by Canadians during World War I.
The Motto translates as "Either fight or die". The Badge was granted in January 1942.
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