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History: Opened in January 1916 and was inactive from 1919 until reopened on August 27, 1936.


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===Official blazon===
===Official blazon===
A hurt surmounted of an arrow bend sinisterwise and a long bow palewise all Or.<br>
Motto: Armatus non lacessitur = An armed man is not attacked.


===Origin/meaning===
===Origin/meaning===
The hurt is an allusion til the RAF roundel. The Arrow symbolised the lengthened Main Runway of the Station and the Bow symbolises the old Watling Road that runs through the Station. The Bow's string syggests the realigment of the Roas neccesitated by the Runway exstension. The Badge was grantd in December 1958.
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RAF STATION SCAMPTON, ROYAL AIR FORCE

History: Opened in January 1916 and was inactive from 1919 until reopened on August 27, 1936.


Coat of arms (crest) of the RAF Station Scampton, Royal Air Force

Official blazon

A hurt surmounted of an arrow bend sinisterwise and a long bow palewise all Or.
Motto: Armatus non lacessitur = An armed man is not attacked.

Origin/meaning

The hurt is an allusion til the RAF roundel. The Arrow symbolised the lengthened Main Runway of the Station and the Bow symbolises the old Watling Road that runs through the Station. The Bow's string syggests the realigment of the Roas neccesitated by the Runway exstension. The Badge was grantd in December 1958.


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