No. 7 Squadron RAF
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No. 7 Squadron is a special operations support squadron of the Royal Air Force operates the Boeing Chinook HC6 from RAF Odiham, Hampshire.
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Country | United Kingdom |
Branch | Royal Air Force |
Type | Air force |
Role | Air assault Airlift Combat search and rescue Heavy-lift support Medical evacuation Military logistics Special operations support |
Size | Squadron |
Part of | Joint Special Forces Aviation Wing |
Home station | RAF Odiham |
Motto(s) | Per diem, per noctem (Latin for 'By day and by night')[2] |
Aircraft | Boeing Chinook HC6 |
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Squadron badge heraldry | On a hurt, seven mullets of six points forming a representation of the constellation Ursa Major. Approved by King George VI in June 1939. |
Squadron Codes | LT (November 1938 – September 1939) MG (August 1940 – April 1951) XU (June 1943 – 1945) EA-EZ (Present) |
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