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The Wake Knot alludes to Hereward the Wake who defended the Isle of Ely from the Norman Invaders. And thus alludes to the Army Cooperation role of the Squadron. | The Wake Knot alludes to Hereward the Wake who defended the Isle of Ely from the Norman Invaders. And thus alludes to the Army Cooperation role of the Squadron. | ||
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NO 2 A.C. (ARMY-COOPERATION) SQUADRON, ROYAL AIR FORCE
History: Formed 13 May 1912 at Farnborough.
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Official blazon
Three concentric circles (The RAF roundel) overall a Wake Knot Or,
Origin/meaning
The Wake Knot alludes to Hereward the Wake who defended the Isle of Ely from the Norman Invaders. And thus alludes to the Army Cooperation role of the Squadron. The Badge was granted in May 1936.
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