Military Insignia and Emblems

Distinctive military insignia showcasing various air force units. Bright colors and intricate designs symbolize different divisions and missions.

DF-SC-89-05796. Base: Unknown

Approved insignia for the 71st Medical Support Squadron Exact date Shot Unknown. Base: Maxwell Air Force Base State: Alabama (AL) Country: United States Of America (USA)

DF-SC-85-03142. Country: Unknown

Approved insignia for: 800th Combat Support Group. Country: Unknown

DF-SC-87-01377. Country: Unknown

DF-SC-88-00062. Country: Unknown

Approved insignia for: 657th Tactical Hospital. Country: Unknown

DF-SC-89-05796. Base: Unknown

Heraldica. Historia de Catalunya, de Antoni Aulestia i Pijoan (1849-1908), y Ernest Moliné i Brasés (1868-1940). Año 1921. Escudo del Comte de Pallars.

Squadron 9 (SQ 9). The emblem expresses the Squadron 9 task: the training of nobility breasts for the navy brew, which is depicted by the combination poniar / propeller and the red of the uniform collar. Squadron 9 was hedged in 1973. Emblem spell: Nil Volentibus Arduum (nothing is too difficult for those who want).

DF-SC-89-06927. Country: Unknown

DF-SC-87-00111. Base: Unknown

DF-SC-85-05452. Country: Unknown

Approved insignia for: 31st Medical Group. Country: Unknown

Approved insignia for: 310th U.S. Air Force Contingency Hospital Squadron. Country: Unknown

Marine Transport Service. Transportation to land, at sea and through the air is depicted by the fantasy animal that combines all these aspects. The circle with arrows resembles a traffic sign and refers to the four corners of which this service transports goods for marine parts at home and abroad. The emblem has been degraded by A.W. Harms. Emblem spell: Semper in iTinere (always on the road).

Official emblem for the 1ST Tactical Fighter Training Squadron. Country: Unknown

DF-SC-87-00107. Base: Unknown

DF-SC-89-00443. Country: Unknown

Air Force Organizational Emblem: 90th Communications Squadron, Air Force Space Command Exact Date Shot Unknown. Base: Maxwell Air Force Base State: Alabama (AL) Country: United States Of America (USA)

DF-SC-85-03169. Country: Unknown

Center for Automation of arms and command systems (CWACS). The four quarters of the emblem depict the four services that are integrated in this center through automation (the Heart Shield). These are the navigation field information service, the submarine burst, the liaison service and the artillery. The automated systems are placed in the ships of the Royal Navy. Emblem spell: Eendracht overcomes.

Approved Insignia for the 27th Logistics Support Squadron. Exact Date Shot Unknown. Base: Maxwell Air Force Base State: Alabama (AL) Country: United States Of America (USA)

Approved insignia for: 354th Component Repair Squadron. Country: Unknown

Training merchant protection. The emblem refers to the marine training to cannon for Dutch merchant naval, located in Marinekazerne Erfprins in Den Helder as under the part of the artillery school. The Margriet refers to Princess Margriet (1943) and indicates that this training was intended for clarification staff. The spell of Primam Tenens Aciem (always retaining to the first gentleman in the battle) is derived from Koningin Wilhelmina's speech from January 20, 1943, with which it took the godfoot of the Princess Margriet to the merchant navy. The training was lifted on 11 June 1964, when it was clear that cannons would be more and more replaced by led weapons.

Approved insignia for: 501st Tactical Missile Wing. EXACT DATE SHOT UNKNOWN. Country: Unknown

Approved insignia for: Headquarters Georgia Air National Guard. Country: Unknown

DF-SC-85-00635. Country: Unknown

Official emblem for the 2750th Civil Engineering Squadron. Country: Unknown

Sri Lanka had always been an important port and trading post in the ancient world, and was increasingly frequented by merchant ships from the Middle East, Persia, Burma, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and other parts of Southeast Asia. The islands were known to the first European explorers of South Asia and settled by many groups of Arab and Malay merchants. A Portuguese colonial mission arrived on the island in 1505 headed by Lourenco de Almeida, the son of Francisco de Almeida. At that point the island consisted of three kingdoms, namely Kandy in the central hills, Kotte at the Western coast, and Yarlpanam (Anglicised Jaffna) in the north. The Dutch arrived in the 17th century. The British East India Company took over the coastal regions controlled by the Dutch in 1796, and in 1802 these provinces were declared a crown colony under direct rule of the British government, therefore the island was not part of the British Raj. The annexation of the Kingdom of Kandy in 1815 by the Kandyan

MarineLiegkamp Valkenburg. The emblem symbolizes both the name Valkenburg and the combination of vigilance (the falcon) and strength (the castle) and is derived from Valkenburg's municipal weapon, which combines the castle with two sitting falcons. The nearby sea is the working area of the squadrons at the fly camp. Emblem spell: ne Lacessiveris me (not to me).

Willem van der Zaan. The emblem shows the family crest of Willem van der Zaan (1621-1669), schout-at-night at the Admiriteit in Amsterdam. He distinguished himself in the first and second English war and in combating pacifier in the Mediterranean. He died in a fight against Algerian pirates on March 17, 1669. Emblem conducted by: Hr.Ms. Willem van der Zaan (1939-1970) Hr.Ms. Willem van der Zaan (1991-2006).

Division hunters and frigates / fragattenquadron (Fregron). The usual representation for emblems of narrow parts, divisions and flotilla. In the reorganization of the commandment of the naval power, the division was renamed FregattenSquadron. The Navy did not employ any more hunters.

Approved insignia for the 7276th Air Base Group Hospital. Country: Unknown

Commemorative gutter of the 6th Armored Cavalry Brigade Ziółkowski, Leszek, F.W. Chronos Praecision

Approved insignia for: 363rd Combat Support Group. Country: Unknown

Air Force Organizational Emblem. 514th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron Exact Date Shot Unknown. Base: Maxwell Air Force Base State: Alabama (AL) Country: United States Of America (USA)

Tromp. Depicted is the family crest of Maarten Harpertsz (1598-1653) and Cornelis Maartensz Tromp (1629-1691), both Lieutenant Admiraal-General, who gave great fame as a fleet guardian. Maarten Tromp died in the Battle of Terheyde on August 10, 1653. Emblem conducted by: hr.ms. Tromp (1938-1963) Hr.Ms. Tromp (1975-1999) Zr.Ms. Tromp (2003-).

DF-SC-85-00510. Country: Unknown

Approved insignia for: 67th Tactical Training Squadron. Country: Unknown

DF-SC-89-00445. Country: Unknown

Marinierskazerne savaneta. In 1970 they were designed at the Institute for Maritime History Emblems for the Antillean Marine Barracks and the Navy Base and they opted for typical Antillean atributes. The Aloe is a common plant in Aruba, where Savaneta stands, which is used for medicinal purposes, among other things. The spell knows my power refers to this use as well and is also applicable to the part of the corps in this barracks.

Connection school / Marine connection service. The emblem symbolizes the work at the connecting school. Flag and pennant depict the optical signaling agents, the lightning bolt the electrical engineering. The globe displays the global nature of the work and the spell scite et cito (skilled and skilled) expresses the objective of the school. In 1980 the connecting school was integrated into the operational school. The emblem was collected briefly by the Marine Connection Service.

Air Force Organizational Emblem: 28th Bomb Wing, Air Combat Command Exact Date Shot Unknown. Base: Maxwell Air Force Base State: Alabama (AL) Country: United States Of America (USA)

Approved insignia for: USAF Hospital Holloman. Country: Unknown

DF-SC-88-00042. Country: Unknown

Marine Information Department (Marvo). Symbolized is the task of the Marvo: distributing information about the royal navy worldwide. These images the telexlints out. The Marvo department since 1976 since 1976 under the Executive Information and Communications of the Ministry of Defense.

Approved Insignia for: 6918th Electronic Security Squadron. Country: Unknown

Approved insignia for: 2156th Communications Squadron. Country: Unknown

Approved insignia for: 205th Communications Squadron. Country: Unknown

DF-SC-89-05808. Base: Unknown

Approved insignia for: 142nd Air Force Clinic. Country: Unknown

Approved insignia for: 3245th Logistics Squadron. Country: Unknown

Approved insignia of the 558th Civil Engineering Squadron. Country: Unknown

DF-SC-89-05773. Base: Unknown

Approved insignia for: 4554th School Squadron. Country: Unknown

Coat of arms of the logistics support group of the Royal Navy.

DA-SC-87-11487. Country: Unknown

Approved insignia for: 1876th Communication Squadron. Country: Unknown

Approved insignia for: 51st Services Squadron. Country: Unknown

Approved insignia of the 188th Tactical Clinic. Country: Unknown

España. Heráldica. Escudo de armas de la provincia de Valencia. Grabado de 1878.

Approved insignia of the 438th Contracting Squadron. Country: Unknown

DF-SC-88-07311. Country: Unknown

AIR FORCE ORGANIZATIONAL EMBLEM 305th Aerial Port Squadron Exact Date Shot Unknown. Base: Maxwell Air Force Base State: Alabama (AL) Country: United States Of America (USA)

Cap badge of the South Alberta Regiment, c. 1924-1954.

DF-SC-90-02488. Country: Unknown

United States Army Flag, Isolated On White Background. United States Army Flag, Isolated On White

Approved insignia of the 71st Operations Support Squadron. Country: Unknown

Approved insignia for: USAF Clinic Vance. Country: Unknown

Approved insignia for: 7450th Tactical Intelligence Squadron. Country: Unknown

Approved insignia for: 11th United States Air Force Contingency Hospital. Country: Unknown

Air Force Organizational Emblem: 100th Supply Squadron, United States Air Forces in Europe Exact Date Shot Unknown. Base: Maxwell Air Force Base State: Alabama (AL) Country: United States Of America (USA)

Approved insignia for: 343rd Supply Squadron. Country: Unknown

Approved insignia for: 32nd Supply Squadron. Country: Unknown

Approved Insignia of the 68th Test Support Squadron. Country: Unknown

Approved insignia for: 899th Anti-aircraft Artillery Battalion. Country: Unknown

DM-SD-05-12364. Base: Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune State: North Carolina (NC) Country: United States Of America (USA)

The drum design for the 13th Army Band, Florida Army National Guard. Country: Unknown

DM-SD-05-12367. Base: Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune State: North Carolina (NC) Country: United States Of America (USA)

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