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The Tower and Sword alludes to the insignia of the Allied Forces Central Europe. The Two Aircraft Symbols indicates the 2nd Allied Tactical Air Force and 4th Allied Tactical Air Force which was under the command of AAFCE. The NATO Compass Rose symbolises that AAFCE is part of that Organization. | The Tower and Sword alludes to the insignia of the Allied Forces Central Europe. The Two Aircraft Symbols indicates the 2nd Allied Tactical Air Force and 4th Allied Tactical Air Force which was under the command of AAFCE. The NATO Compass Rose symbolises that AAFCE is part of that Organization. | ||