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The Ligthning symbolises the Signals function. The Eagle's head symbolises subordination to the former 44 Parachute Brigade now 44 Parachute Regiment. | The Ligthning symbolises the Signals function. The Eagle's head symbolises subordination to the former 44 Parachute Brigade now 44 Parachute Regiment. | ||
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[[Category:Military heraldry of South Africa]] | [[Category:Military heraldry of South Africa]] | ||
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44 SIGNALS SQUADRON, SOUTH AFRICAN ARMY
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| English | blazon wanted |
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The Ligthning symbolises the Signals function. The Eagle's head symbolises subordination to the former 44 Parachute Brigade now 44 Parachute Regiment.
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