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The Squadron was at one time using aircraft equipped with Puma Engines. The Puma also illustrate independence and tenacity of purpose during the daylight raids into Germany during World War I.<br> | The Squadron was at one time using aircraft equipped with Puma Engines. The Puma also illustrate independence and tenacity of purpose during the daylight raids into Germany during World War I.<br> | ||
The Motto translates as "Each tenacious". The Badge was | The Motto translates as "Each tenacious". The Badge was granted in July 1937. | ||
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NO 99 SQUADRON, ROYAL AIR FORCE
History: Formed at Yatesbury in August 1917.
Official blazon
A puma salient sable
Origin/meaning
The Squadron was at one time using aircraft equipped with Puma Engines. The Puma also illustrate independence and tenacity of purpose during the daylight raids into Germany during World War I.
The Motto translates as "Each tenacious". The Badge was granted in July 1937.
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