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The Pegasus symbolises the White Horse near Yatesbury where the Unit was formed, but it is also stated that the Squadron was formed at Gosport which is located some miles away. The Fasces symbolises service in Italy 1917-1918. The Motto translates as "Whatsoever you may do, do". The Badge was granted in October 1936. | |||
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NO 28 SQUADRON, ROYAL AIR FORCE
History: Raised at Gosport in November 1915.
Official blazon
In front of a demi-pegasus argent winged Or a fasces gules/argent. Motto:Quicquid agas age
Origin/meaning
The Pegasus symbolises the White Horse near Yatesbury where the Unit was formed, but it is also stated that the Squadron was formed at Gosport which is located some miles away. The Fasces symbolises service in Italy 1917-1918. The Motto translates as "Whatsoever you may do, do". The Badge was granted in October 1936.
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