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| Blue; in base two bars white an oar bendwise blade upwards gold; debruaised by a crescent between the | | Blue; in base two bars white an oar bendwise blade upwards gold; debruaised by a crescent between the horns a mascle white straightforward. | ||
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Revision as of 12:51, 22 April 2023
HMS BLACKWOOD, ROYAL NAVY
English | Blue; in base two bars white an oar bendwise blade upwards gold; debruaised by a crescent between the horns a mascle white straightforward. |
Origin/meaning
From the Arms of Vice Admiral Sir Henry Blackwood (1770-1832), one of Nelson's Captains. His life was once saved by clinging to a boat's oar. The Badge was approved in 1955.
Literature: Image from Pinterest. information from Admirality Ship Badges by T.P. Stopford.