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The Two Bends sinister was the Marking used by the Luftwaffe to mark Blind Flying Aircraft. The Waves allude to the Sea over which the School's Pupils learned to fly. | |||
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BLIND FLYING SCHOOL(SEA), GERMANY
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Origin/meaning
The Two Bends sinister was the Marking used by the Luftwaffe to mark Blind Flying Aircraft. The Waves allude to the Sea over which the School's Pupils learned to fly.
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