Help identify please.

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  1. Logicman

    Logicman New Member

    Hi there, was recommended to ask on here from someone at rootstec London.

    This badge was given to me by my grandmother a number of years ago, she got it from her brother.

    I have been trying to find out what it is for the last few years but haven't found anything, can anyone help please. IMG_20191106_093014~2.jpg
     

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  2. Robert-w

    Robert-w Banned

    Crossed cannon and the torch of liberty suggests US Army - with the wings possibly USAAF
     
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  3. travers1940

    travers1940 Well-Known Member

    The Torch was/is used in the US Army as a symbol of communication, by the Signals Corps. May they be US Airborne Signals or similar ?
     
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  4. Robert-w

    Robert-w Banned

    But the US Army used the crossed cannon with the torch - the latter bei8ng called the torch of liberty - just as the statue holds one.
     
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  5. Logicman

    Logicman New Member

    Im stymped, been scrolling through Google images trying to find a match but no luck.
     
  6. redtop

    redtop Well-Known Member

    Beacon of Light also symbolising Education and Enlightment
    So a Military school maybe..
    School of Airborne Artillery?.
     
  7. Logicman

    Logicman New Member

    Just been doing some digging on ancestry and I now know he was born in 1950 so too late for ww1 or ww2.

    Must have been serving in the 70-80s ish. Don't know if that helps but thought I'd make a note of it.
     

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