
As shown in the Badge, Honours and Origins by Mary Denton for the R.A.F. Heraldry Trust.
Blazon: On a grey monolith a Cockatrice sage-green and dark pink [Upper and Lower respectively] armed combed and wattled Gules [Red]
After approval, signed by King George VI and issued September 1937.
The cockatrice was chosen because in mythology it was the first creature to fly.
| World War 1 | World War 2 | |||
| Western Front* | 1914-1918 | France & The Low Countries | 1940 | |
| Mons* | Battle of Britain* | 1940 | ||
| Neuve Chapelle | Home Defence | 1940-1945 | ||
| Loos | Fortress Europe | 1942-1944 | ||
| Somme | 1916 | Channel & North Sea | 1943-1945 | |
| Cambrai | 1917 | Normandy* | 1944 | |
| Somme* | 1918 | Arnhem* | ||
| Hindenburg Line | Rhine | |||
| France & Germany* | 1944-1945 | |||
| Post World War 2 | ||||
| Iraq* | 2003 | |||
| Items marked with * are shown on the Squadron Standard | ||||
