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A similar emblem (without the Shield) was on 20 January 1945 approved for the 314th Bombardment Wing. The Wing was then charged with four red aerial bombs. And the Motto Destructio ab alto = Descruction from above was used. The Emblem from the 314th Air Division was approved on 9 May 1956. | A similar emblem (without the Shield) was on 20 January 1945 approved for the 314th Bombardment Wing. The Wing was then charged with four red aerial bombs. And the Motto Destructio ab alto = Descruction from above was used. The Emblem from the 314th Air Division was approved on 9 May 1956. | ||
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314TH AIR DIVISION, US AIR FORCE
Official blazon
On a shield argent a roundle azure, charged with a sphere of the field, land areas sable edged or; a demi wing superimposed over the dexter aera of the sphere of the first, highlighted or.
Origin/meaning
A similar emblem (without the Shield) was on 20 January 1945 approved for the 314th Bombardment Wing. The Wing was then charged with four red aerial bombs. And the Motto Destructio ab alto = Descruction from above was used. The Emblem from the 314th Air Division was approved on 9 May 1956.
Literature:Image from Wikimedia Commons
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