No 367 Signals Unit, Royal Air Force: Difference between revisions
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The Rock symbolises Hong Kong, location of the Unit when the Badge was granted. The Dragon also alludes to the Far East and watchfulness. The Badge was granted in July 1953. | |||
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NO 367 SIGNALS UNIT, ROYAL AIR FORCE
Official blazon
Badge: Out of water barry wavy argent/azure a rock proper (grey) thereon a double-headed dragon passant Or.
Motto: Nihil clerius = nothing swifter.
Origin/meaning
The Rock symbolises Hong Kong, location of the Unit when the Badge was granted. The Dragon also alludes to the Far East and watchfulness. The Badge was granted in July 1953.
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