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The Anchor and Torch symbolises the Naval Schools. The Cockcapercaille is from the Arms of the Municipality of Haninge the location of Berga, approved 1966 (MO nr 34/1966). | The Anchor and Torch symbolises the Naval Schools. The Cockcapercaille is from the Arms of the Municipality of Haninge the location of Berga, approved 1966 (MO nr 34/1966). | ||
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The Anchor and Torch symbolises the Naval Schools. The Cockcapercaille is from the Arms of the Municipality of Haninge the location of Berga, approved 1966 (MO nr 34/1966).
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