Cadet Squadron 10
The patch is a circle of sky blue bordered in black. It shows the head of snarling tiger at its center. Four white lightning bolts spring from the tiger?s head. A white cloud sits immediately above the tiger?s head, and a white Arabic numeral "10" is a the bottom of the patch. The tiger, the supreme symbol of tenacity and aggressiveness, was chosen by the 10th Squadron to symbolize the tradition of the Flying Tigers of World War II. The lightning bolts and cloud symbolize power and the horizons open to members of the squadron. This is the original squadron patch. There may be a distinct color variation -- a dark blue background -- on one version.
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