Awarded: December 1950
Blazon: In front of a Hurt an Eagle displayed wings inverted perched on a Scimitar all Or
Link: The station claims to have played a prominent part in maintaining law and order in the Jordan, and in 1924 to have saved the country from being overrun by the Wahibi tribes. The eagle and scimitar symbolise the ruling Hashemite dynasty whilst the hurt represents the role played by the RAF during this event.
Motto: Swift to defend
History: British air support had been extended to the new separately mandated country of Jordan at Amman since its creation in 1920. RAF Station Amman officially opened on 1 April 1933. Control of the station transferred to Royal Jordanian Air Force on 31 May 1957
Sponsored by Ivon Nigel Moore and dedicated to all who served at RAF Station Amman