| clgo:identificationSymbol | - Anattire,sable.(The red deer's antler is in reference to the squadron's association with Scotland. The attire has six points commemorating an outstanding occasion in the First World War when six DFCs were awarded for one extremely valuable reconnaissance operation -successfully completed by six individuals in three aircraft during 14/15th June 1918. They were the only Allied aircraft in the air in weather which had grounded all others. The antler in black affords reference to night flying and the three top points stand for the crown of success met with by the squadron.)
- OL Sep 1939 - Apr 1951
- QQ Allocated Nov 1938 - Sep 1939
- GB Used on aircraft for visit to Chile - October 1946
- AS To be used for visit to Chile in 1946, changed to GB
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