Awarded: July 1964
Blazon: In front of a Suffolk Punch’s head erased at the neck proper (brown) charged with a Grenade Sable fired proper a Sword Argent hilted Or in bend sinister
Link: The head of the Suffolk Punch is to indicate the station’s longstanding ties with East Anglia and also its role in Transport Command. It is charged with a grenade and sword to symbolise the bombing and fighting duties of the unit.
Motto: Latin Probitate et labore – By honesty and toil
History: opened 5 April 1939 but was not officially named until 12 October 1962. Closed on 1 July 1994
Sponsored by Just Wood and dedicated to all who served at RAF Station West Raynham