No 37 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force

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NO 37 SQUADRON, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE

Official blazon

In front of a globe (centred at the equator and 134 East horizontal) a winged water-bouget.

Origin/meaning

The water-bouget represents the vessels or bags formerly used and carried by sumpter mules and other pack animals for the conveyance and supply of water and together with the supporting wings extending over and beyond the outline of the globe alludes to the units role as a transport squadron of international potential.