Volume 4: Operational Flying Squadrons
No. 145 (Bomber Reconnaissance) Squadron
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Description
Argent a lion rampant Gules armed and langued Azure holding in the forepaws a balance Or.
Significance
The lion represents the fury referred to in the motto; the balance speaks for itself.
MOTTO
FUROR NON SINE FRENIS (Fury with balance)
BATTLE HONOURS
The Second World War
NORTH-WEST ATLANTIC, 1942-1945.
LINEAGE
Authorized as 'No.145 (Bomber Reconnaissance) Squadron' 30 May 1942.1
Disbanded 30 June 1945.2
OPERATIONAL HISTORY
The Second World War
The squadron flew on anti submarine operations on the Atlantic Coast under 'Eastern Air Command'.3
1. Secret Organization Order No 217, 17 April 1942, file/dossier S.49-145-1 (D of O), RCAF Diaries, microfilm 111
2. Secret Organization Order No 245, 12 June 1945, file/dossier S.17-145-1 (DOE), Kardex 181.009 (D5383)
3. Secret Organization Order No 217, 17 April 1942, file/dossier S.49-145-1 (D of O), RCAF Diaries, microfilm 111; AFHS, “No.145 Squadron”, PRF/DRP R S7 145
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