Awarded: July 1954 (BR834)
Blazon: A Woodcock volant proper
Link: The main function of the squadron is flying aircraft all over the world: the woodcock is a migratory bird and carries its young from place to place until such time as the fledglings are confidant enough to become airborne on their own.
Motto: Latin: Ubique sine hora – Everywhere without delay.
History: Formed at Bircham Newton in November 1918 but disbanded following the Armistice on 21 May 1919. It re-formed on 6 April 1942 at Scorton and finally merged with No 147 Squadron to form the Ferry Squadron on 15 September 1958 at Benson.
Sponsored by Just Wood and dedicated to all who served with No 167 (Gold Coast) Squadron
Battle Honours: No Standard