No. 103 Squadron RAF
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No. 103 Squadron was a Royal Air Force bomber squadron during World War I, World War II and the Cold War, switching to helicopters in the late 1950s until it was disbanded for the last time in 1975.
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No. 103 Squadron RAF
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No. 103 Squadron RAF
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"Swindon's 'own' Squadron" (unofficial)
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21242881
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1116464176
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Baltic, 1941-45
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Berlin, 1941-44*
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Biscay Ports, 1941-43
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Fortress Europe, 1940-44*
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France & Germany, 1944-45*
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France & Low Countries, 1939-40*
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German Ports, 1941-45
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Hindenburg Line*
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Invasion Ports, 1940*
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Ruhr, 1941-45*
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Western Front, 1918*
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(The honours marked with an asterisk are those emblazoned on the squadron standard.)
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23
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United Kingdom
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1
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30
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PM
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GV
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(A swan was chosen because this bird is very strong on the wing and also well able to defend itself)
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A swan, wings elevated and addorsed
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Squadron Codes
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Squadron Badge heraldry
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"Swindon's 'own' Squadron"
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No. 103 Squadron RAF
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No. 103 Squadron was a Royal Air Force bomber squadron during World War I, World War II and the Cold War, switching to helicopters in the late 1950s until it was disbanded for the last time in 1975.
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13487
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0001
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0001
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(The honours marked with an asterisk(*) are those emblazoned on the squadron standard.)
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Baltic, 1941-45
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Berlin, 1941-44*
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Biscay Ports, 1941-43
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Fortress Europe, 1940-44*
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France & Germany, 1944-45*
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France & Low Countries, 1939-40*
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German Ports, 1941-45
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Hindenburg Line*
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Invasion Ports, 1940*
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Ruhr, 1941-45*
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Western Front, 1918*
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(A swan was chosen because this bird is very strong on the wing and also well able to defend itself)
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A swan, wings elevated and addorsed
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GV (Apr 1939 - Sep 1939)
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PM (Sep 1939 - Nov 1945)
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Latin: Noli me tangere
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(Translation: "Touch me not" or more modern: "Don't touch me")
