Cadet Squadron 30

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Cadet Squadron 30
Nickname: Knights of Thirt
Previously known as: Dirty Thirty
Year Activated: 1967
Deactivated:
Reactivated:
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Previous Patches:


Cadet Squadron 30

[edit] Patch Heraldry

(Taken from www.usafa.af.mil, which in turn was compiled from P. Michael Sheridan, Squadron Insignia of the United States Air Force Academy)

The patch is a circle with a knight's helmet, topped with a four-color plume, in the center. A stylized black and white aircraft leaves a contrail on a blue field to the helmet's left. To its right, the red numeral "30" sits amid red-highlighted yellow flames on a black field. The knight's helmet represents the military profession--cadet's heritage. The four-colored plume symbolizes the four classes. The flames stand for war, to which the helmet is impervious. The ascending aircraft on the left suggests freedom of the skies and a peaceful contrast to the flames of war.


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