Air Force Squadron Pins & Flight Wings

101 Squadron - The First Fighter Squadron Pin

101 Squadron (The First Fighter Squadron)

Circular enamel pin of the 101 Squadron ('The First Fighter Squadron') of the Israeli Air Force. The pin features the famous squadron emblem: a winged, sharp-toothed skull wearing a reddish-brown flight helmet with goggles, set against a circular black and red background.

102 Squadron Flying Tiger Pin (Classic Enamel Version)

102 Squadron (The Flying Tiger Squadron)

Circular enamel pin of the Israeli Air Force's 102 'Flying Tiger' Squadron, used by aircrew and ground personnel. The pin depicts a yellow tiger with outstretched white wings in a leaping position, symbolizing power, speed, and aerial lethality. The backdrop features deep blue enamel representing the night sky, enclosed by a distinctive red outer border aligned with the squadron's heritage since its establishment in 1967.

103rd Squadron Pin (The Elephants Squadron)

103rd Squadron (The Elephants Squadron)

Circular enamel pin of the 103rd Squadron ("The Elephants") of the Israeli Air Force. The pin displays the squadron emblem designed after Operation Kadesh: a stylized elephant breaking forward beneath an open parachute canopy, set against a red and black striped background, and cradled by stylized wings at the bottom. The emblem represents the unit's historic and ongoing role in tactical air transport, paratrooper drops, and aerial cargo delivery.

113 Squadron Pin - The Wasp Squadron

113 Squadron (The Wasp Squadron)

Circular enamel pin of the 113 Squadron (The Wasp Squadron) in the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a black background with a gold rim, centered with a golden wasp over a double red lightning bolt, representing the operational and offensive nature of the attack helicopter squadron.

114 Squadron Pin

114 Squadron (Night Carriers Squadron)

Circular enamel pin with a white background representing the 114 Squadron (Night Carriers) of the Israeli Air Force. The pin features the squadron's emblem, consisting of a central red shield-like or T-shaped element overlaid with a prominent metallic stylized helicopter rotor pointing sideways with a small triangle at its center, representing the squadron's heavy transport helicopter operations.

117 Squadron Emblem Pin

117 Squadron (The First Jet Squadron)

Circular enamel pin of the Israeli Air Force's 117 Squadron (The First Jet Squadron), currently serving as an F-35I (Adir) pilot training squadron. The pin features a black background with a silver radar crosshair pattern, centered with a red and shaded brown fighter jet silhouette. The bottom of the pin features stylized silver wings.

131 Squadron Pin - Knights of the Yellow Bird

131 Squadron (The Knights of the Yellow Bird Squadron)

Circular enamel pin of the 131 Squadron (Knights of the Yellow Bird) of the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a vibrant yellow background with the unit's emblem at the center—a stylized black bird with a striped upright wing, a light eye patch, and a red pupil, enclosed within a black and gold circular border. The squadron operates C-130 Hercules transport aircraft and is based at Nevatim Airbase.

140 Squadron Pin - The Golden Eagle

140 Squadron (The Golden Eagle Squadron)

Circular enamel pin of the Israeli Air Force's 140 Squadron (The Golden Eagle Squadron), which currently operates the F-35I 'Adir' stealth fighter jets. The pin features the squadron's emblem, depicting a stylized golden eagle with an upward-pointing wing, set against a black background accented by horizontal green stripes.

144 Squadron (Phoenix) Pin

144 Squadron (The Phoenix Squadron)

Circular enamel pin of the Israeli Air Force's 144 Squadron (The Phoenix Squadron / Arava Squadron). The pin features a yellow background depicting a stylized red phoenix bird with gold accents rising upward, alongside three red arrowheads symbolizing a flight formation. The emblem is enclosed within a red and gold circular border.

193 Squadron Marine Patrol Pin

193 Squadron (Defenders of the West)

Historical circular enamel pin of the Israeli Air Force's 193 Squadron ("Defenders of the West"), which operates Atalef (AS-565) helicopters for maritime patrol missions. The pin features a light blue sky and a dark blue sea, with a stylized white and cream stingray emerging from the water at its center to symbolize the unit's naval operations, all enclosed within a red border.

200 Squadron Pin - The First UAV Squadron

200 Squadron (The First UAV Squadron)

Circular enamel pin of the 200th Squadron (The First UAV Squadron) of the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a yellow background with a compass/North star, a stylized geometric aircraft shape in black and red tones, and a white lower section with dotted lines representing radar arcs or flight paths.

533rd Communications Battalion Pin (IAF)

533rd Communications Battalion

Circular enamel pin of the 533rd Communications Battalion, the tactical mobile communications and electronics unit of the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a dark blue background with a central black Star of David surrounded by olive wreaths, two red lightning bolts emerging upwards symbolizing wireless communication and electronic warfare, and two outstretched silver wings wrapping around the emblem to represent the unit's affiliation with the Air Force.

Administrative Squadron Pin - IAF Base 21 (Haifa)

Administrative Squadron (Air Force Base 21)

Circular enamel pin of the Administrative Squadron at the Israeli Air Force Technical Base (Air Force Base 21) in Haifa. The pin features a light blue circular background, stylized golden wings with black stripes, a central red structure echoing architectural elements of the base or the Haifa emblem, and stylized dark blue lines shaping the Hebrew letters Shin and Mem (or representing a combined quill and administrative motif) symbolizing the administrative and logistical services.

Administrative Squadron Pin (Medical Flight / Corps Representation)

Administrative Squadron / Medical Flight

A circular enamel pin on a light blue background, blending the administrative, logistics, and medical symbols of the Israeli Air Force. The center features the Staff of Asclepius (a serpent entwined around a rod) representing the medical echelon, integrated with a quill feather that symbolizes administrative and human resources tasks. These elements are flanked by blue aviation wings and backed by a partial mechanical gear, denoting the technical support environment.

Advanced Navigator Track Pin

Advanced Navigator / Weapon Systems Officer Track

Circular enamel pin of the Advanced Combat Navigator / Weapon Systems Officer track at the Israeli Air Force Flight School. Features a central black eagle with outstretched wings holding a red flaming torch, set against a vertically split blue and gold background with clean white lightning-like streaks or flight trails, symbolizing operational integration, precise tactical navigation, and advanced weaponry management.

Air Armament Center (Machsa) Unit Pin

Air Armament Center (Machsa)

Circular enamel pin of the Air Armament Center (Machsa), operating under the Equipment Group of the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a light blue background accented with golden wings, a mechanical gear/target graphic representing the technological and maintenance echelon, and a central aerial bomb/munition element symbolizing the unit's responsibility for inventory, storage, and supply of aviation armament.

Air Defense Maintenance Squadron Pin

Air Defense System Central Maintenance Squadron

Circular enamel pin of the Central Maintenance Squadron in the Israeli Air Force Air Defense Command. The pin features a light blue sky and green hills with a patterned field symbolizing the protection of the country's landscape, a mechanical gear embedded with a blue Star of David representing the technical and maintenance echelon, and a blue arrow intercepting a red explosion-like blast, symbolizing the destruction of aerial threats and the defense of national airspace.

Air Defense School Training Squadron Pin

Training Squadron, Air Defense School (BISLA 883)

Circular enamel pin of the Training Squadron at the Israeli Air Force Air Defense School (BISLA 883). The pin features a deep blue background with a golden border. At the center is an open book representing learning, study, and instruction, topped by a sword or torch with a burning flame symbolizing combat spirit and training. Spread on both sides are light-blue wings characteristic of the Air Force, with a small black Star of David integrated at the base symbolizing the defense of the nation.

Air Defense System Maintenance Squadron Pin

Air Defense System Central Maintenance Squadron

Circular enamel pin of the Air Defense System Central Maintenance Squadron in the Israeli Air Force. The modern and technological design features the prominent geometric Delta/triangle emblem of the Air Defense Command in dark blue and black. The central emblem is set against a split circular background: the left side consists of a mechanical gear representing the maintenance, technical, and mechanical echelon, while the right side displays electronic circuit board paths and nodes, representing computing, innovation, electronics, and advanced technology of interception systems.

Air Defense Systems Maintenance Department Badge

Air Defense Systems Maintenance Department

Circular enamel pin of the Air Defense Systems Maintenance Department in the Israeli Air Force Equipment Group (Latzad). This badge was issued following the 2021 organizational restructuring which split the Air Defense domain from the Armament and Electronic Warfare Department into an independent department. The pin features a light blue background with a central blue Star of David, an ascending surface-to-air missile, a pixelated digital bird representing electronic warfare and detection systems, and an orange gear wheel symbolizing the technical maintenance and engineering echelon.

Air Force Camp Headquarters 111 Pin

Camp Headquarters 111 (Machane Chel HaAvir)

Triangular enamel pin of the Air Force Camp Headquarters (Mamcha) 111. The pin features a modern design in shades of blue, turquoise, and light green, with a central silver motif displaying the number '1' alongside two stylized buildings that together form the number '111', symbolizing the base headquarters and staff buildings.

Air Force Control and Operations Unit (Yasham 333) Pin

Control and Operations Unit (Yasham Krav 333)

Circular enamel pin of the Control and Operations Unit (Yasham Krav 333) in the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a blue background with perimeter white wings symbolizing the air arm, two red hands in a supportive and protective gesture, a central black silhouette of an upward-pointing aircraft or missile, and a white Star of David within a circle at its center, representing the national control hub and the defense of the country's skies.

Air Force Flight Academy Pin

Flight Academy

Circular enamel pin of the Israeli Air Force Flight Academy. The pin features a cream-gold background with a red border, centered with the academy's emblem which combines a swift bird (symbolizing flight and speed) with a burning torch in red and black, representing the flame of learning, instruction, and passing knowledge to future generations of aircrews.

Aircraft Programs and Engineering Department Pin

Aircraft Programs and Engineering Department

Circular enamel pin of the Aircraft Programs and Engineering Department in the Israeli Air Force Equipment Group. The pin features a black space background with stars, a stylized white paper airplane orbiting the Earth with Israel in view, symbolizing aircraft design, engineering, and the management of aviation acquisition and upgrade programs.

Base 108 Administration Squadron Pin

Base 108 Administration Squadron

Circular enamel pin of the Administration Squadron at Base 108 (the IAF's technological development and maintenance unit). The pin features a green background centered with an open book and a stalk of wheat, symbolizing education, training, and the administrative care of the human resource on base. Integrated in the center are a sword and a snake representing operational readiness and medicine, alongside a mechanical gear and a blue Star of David, representing the supporting envelope for the unit's technological and electronic systems.

Classified Flight Wing / Squadron Pin

Flight Wing / Classified Unit

Circular enamel pin of a classified flight wing / squadron within the Israeli Air and Space Arm. The pin features a clean white background with a central motif of a stylized bird spreading its wings, combining shades of blue and red in a sharp forward motion, symbolizing aerial superiority, speed, and the execution of specialized aviation and reconnaissance missions.

Connection and Logistics Unit Pin (YAHKAL 8832)

Connection and Logistics Unit - YAHKAL 8832 (LAHAV 18)

Circular enamel pin of the Connection and Logistics Unit (YAHKAL 8832), operating under the LAHAV 18 unit within the Israeli Air Force Equipment Directorate. The pin features a solid blue circular background with the unit's official emblem at its center, consisting of an integrated star/Star of David pattern, a mechanical gear representing the technological and logistical framework, and wings alongside a winged horse (Pegasus) symbolizing transport, distribution, swiftness, and force-wide aerial operations.

Construction Unit 301 Pin

Construction Unit 301 (Tel Nof Airbase)

Circular enamel pin of the Construction Unit 301 based at Tel Nof Airbase (Bacha 8) of the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a deep blue background with concentric blue and white arches, and a central red triangle framed by black lines resembling a drafting compass, symbolizing the engineering, construction, and maintenance of the airbase infrastructure.

Construction Unit 321 Pin

Construction Unit 321 (Airbase 21)

Circular metal and enamel pin in black, white, and blue colors for Construction Unit 321, located at Airbase 21 (Haifa Base). The pin features a prominent Star of David, with a white brick watchtower or construction building topped by a burning torch at its center. Spreading from the sides of the structure are large dark blue wings symbolizing its affiliation with the Air Force, and beneath it are two black pipe wrenches representing maintenance, mechanics, and construction work. The bottom section displays the Hebrew text 'בינוי' (Construction) and the unit number '321'.

Flight Academy Basisi Squadron Pin

Basisi Squadron (Basic Phase)

Circular enamel pin of the 'Basisi' (Basic) squadron at the Israeli Air Force Flight Academy. The pin features an eight-pointed compass rose (star) on a dark blue background, a yellow sky with a rising sun at the top, and a central silver sword overlaid with an aircraft wing or leaf emblem, symbolizing the integration of officer leadership, navigation, and the initial training phases of IAF flight cadets.

Flight Academy Education Phase Squadron Pin

Education Phase Squadron

Circular enamel pin of the Education Phase ('Hashkala') Squadron at the Israeli Air Force Flight Academy (Bist 12). The pin features a dark blue background with a black silhouette of a soaring bird of prey (eagle or vulture) representing flight and the skies, positioned in front of a burning white torch that symbolizes the academic studies, knowledge acquisition, and enrichment of the cadets during this phase of the pilot training course.

Flight Medic / Airborne Physician Wings

Tactical Special Rescue Unit (669) / YAFFA 386

Gold-toned metal wings pin awarded to airborne medical auxiliary crews in the Israeli Air Force (Airborne Physicians, Paramedics, and Flight Medics). The center features a shield displaying the medical echelon symbol—a red serpent entwined around a rod—combined with diagonal black bars representing the rescue and evacuation unit, flanked by outstretched wings denoting the airborne nature of the role.

Hatzerim AFB Administrative Squadron Pin

Administrative Squadron Hatzerim AFB (בח"א 6)

Circular enamel pin of the Administrative Squadron at Hatzerim Air Force Base (Hatzerim AFB / Kanaf 6) of the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a striking modern design with a split heart in light blue and brushed gold, forming the iconic Hatzerim fighter jet silhouette at its negative space center. The core shape is embraced by tiered dark blue wings, symbolizing the administrative and logistics support framework provided by the squadron to the base's personnel and units.

Hatzerim Airbase Maintenance Squadron Pin

Hatzerim Airbase Maintenance Squadron (IAF Base 6)

Circular enamel pin of the Maintenance Squadron at Hatzerim Airbase (IAF Base 6) of the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a yellow background with blue wings spread on both sides, a black mechanical gear arc at the top symbolizing the technical and maintenance echelon, and a central white arrowhead/aircraft shape pointing upward with three vertical red stripes at its base.

Hatzerim Aviation Squadron Pin

Hatzerim Airbase Aviation Squadron (Kanaf 6)

Circular enamel pin of the Aviation Squadron at Hatzerim Airbase (BACHA 6) of the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a blue circular background with a central emblem of outstretched orange/red wings integrated with the Hebrew letter 'Aleph' representing the aviation echelon, and a central black diamond/arrowhead shape.

Historical Pin of the 123rd Squadron

123rd Squadron (Desert Birds / Southern Bells)

Circular enamel pin with a yellow background, featuring the historical emblem of the Israeli Air Force's 123rd Squadron (formerly known as the 'Southern Bells' squadron). The pin displays a stylized black helicopter with a wing integrated into its body, and the letter 'B' in the center representing the Bell helicopter models operated by the squadron over the decades.

IAF Airborne Systems Operator / Aircrew Wings Pin (Fabric Badge)

Fabric pin badge featuring outstretched wings framing a central shield with the Israeli Air Force roundel (Star of David in a circle). Awarded to airborne mission systems operators and aircrew.

IAF Airborne Systems Operator / Aircrew Wings Pin - Gold Embroidery (Fabric Badge)

Fabric pin badge on a navy blue background featuring gold/yellow embroidered outstretched wings flanking a central white/silver shield with the Israeli Air Force roundel (Star of David in a circle).

IAF Construction Unit 111 Challenge Coin / Pin

Construction Unit (Air Force Headquarters 111)

A circular bronze and gold-toned challenge coin or pin of the Construction Unit from the Israeli Air Force Headquarters 111. The central motif features a brick wall symbolizing construction and engineering, flanked by outstretched wings and an upward-pointing sword representing the Air Force's defensive shield, with a Star of David at the base set inside a mechanical gear to highlight the unit's technical and engineering role.

IAF Flight Engineer Wings Pin (Fabric Badge)

Fabric pin badge on a navy blue background featuring outstretched wings framing a central shield with a three-bladed propeller, signifying the Israeli Air Force Flight Engineer specialty.

IAF Infrastructure and Construction Unit Pin

IAF Infrastructure and Construction Unit

Enamel pin of the Infrastructure and Construction Unit in the Israeli Air Force. Designed in the shape of the unit's emblem, the pin features a brown brick tower symbolizing construction and engineering, outspread wings in shades of blue representing the air force, and a central blue Star of David surrounded by olive branches on a white background. The bottom of the pin features a sword element wrapped with a white ribbon.

LaHaV 18 Unit Pin

Logistics, Engineering and Control Unit (LaHaV 18)

Circular enamel pin of the Israeli Air Force LaHaV 18 Unit (Logistics, Engineering, and Control). Features the unit's official emblem: an asymmetrical four-pointed cream star layered with a central mechanical gear and Star of David motif, set against a red triangular chevron and concentric circular blue lines, symbolizing systemic integration, engineering precision, and logistical support across the air force.

IAF Unit 108 Pin

Unit 108 (Operations and Engineering)

Enamel unit pin of Unit 108 (Operations and Engineering) in the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a circular composition combining a golden mechanical gear and concentric arrows in shades of blue and light blue, representing development, operation, and technological maintenance processes. At the center is a red atomic symbol on a white background, symbolizing electronics and exact sciences, backed by a vertical dual-headed red arrow pointing upwards and downwards.

IAF Wing 1 Operations Squadron Lapel Pin

Wing 1 Operations Squadron (Ramat David)

Circular enamel pin of the Operations Squadron at Wing 1 (Ramat David Air Base) of the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a light cream background with a dark circular border, centering a stylized dark blue wing sweeping downwards, from which an aircraft or missile launches upward in a sharp, trailing arc, representing airfield operations, aviation management, and support to the base's flight squadrons.

IAF Wing 7 Emblem Pin

Wing 7 (Special Air Forces Wing)

Circular enamel pin of Wing 7, the Special Air Forces wing of the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a dark blue background with a silver rim, showcasing a central metallic silver emblem of interlocked geometric triangles forming an abstract wing or the number 7. Positioned above the emblem is a distinct red flame symbol, representing the combat spirit, audacity, and operational drive of the wing's elite units (such as Shaldag, Unit 669, and others).

Israeli Air Force Fire and Rescue Services Pin

Israeli Air Force Fire and Rescue Services

Circular enamel pin of the Israeli Air Force Fire and Rescue Services. The pin features a red and blue background with silhouettes of a jet airliner, a fighter aircraft, and a helicopter. In the center, a yellow silhouette of a firefighter holds a spotlight casting a wide yellow beam, with a yellow fire truck at the bottom, symbolizing the unit's constant readiness and emergency response for aviation and base incidents.

Israeli Air Force Unit 108 (BAMCHA) Lapel Pin

Unit 108 (IAF Electronics and Weapon Systems Unit)

Circular enamel pin of Unit 108, the depot-level (Level D) electronics, telecommunications, and weapon systems maintenance and development unit of the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a light blue sky with dark blue stripes shaped like spreading wings or radar beams, a central vertical rocket or missile motif representing weapon systems, and an atomic/scientific symbol in the center overlaying the rocket to represent advanced technology, innovation, and electronic engineering, with a small Star of David embedded at its base.

Lod Air Base Maintenance Squadron Pin

Lod Air Base Maintenance Squadron

Circular enamel pin of the Maintenance Squadron at the Lod Air Force Base (Air Base 27). The pin features a light blue sky backdrop with a vertical sword at the center symbolizing combat readiness, a blue mechanical gear enclosing a Star of David representing the technical and maintenance echelons, aviation wings flanking the sides representing the air arm, and a red stripe at the base.

Manpower Group Pin

Manpower Group (LAKA)

Circular metal and enamel pin of the Manpower Group (LAKA) within the Israeli Air Force Headquarters. The pin features a dark blue background with a centered golden stylized human figure with outspread wings, symbolizing the management, development, and cultivation of the human resources within the force.

Matnam 5656 - Weapons and Systems Maintenance Center Pin

Matnam 5656 (Weapons and Systems Maintenance Center)

Circular enamel pin of Matnam 5656 (Weapons and Systems Maintenance Center), an operational technological unit of the Israeli Air Force operating under the Equipment Directorate (located at Palmachim Airbase). The pin features a light blue circular background with a central emblem depicting a front-facing fighter jet with outstretched wings integrated with technological elements, symbolizing the unit's core operations in electronics, electro-optics, weapon systems, and air defense systems support.

Missile Test Unit 151 (Yanat) Pin

Missile Test Unit 151 (Yanat)

Circular enamel pin of the Israeli Air Force Missile Test Unit 151 (Yanat), based at Palmachim Airbase. The pin features a light blue background with concentric arcs symbolizing radar and tracking waves, a missile or rocket launching upward with a yellow and orange exhaust trail, and a central gray gear enclosing a radiation/nuclear hazard symbol (three blades), representing the testing array, advanced technology, and high-energy weapons systems. Gray wings are integrated at the bottom, symbolizing its affiliation with the Air Force.

Nevatim Airbase Aviation Squadron Pin

Aviation Squadron - IAF Base 28 (Nevatim)

Circular metallic enamel pin of the Aviation Squadron at Nevatim Airbase (IAF Base 28). The pin features a stylized circular layout combining flowing red and black curved bands that represent flight tracks and operational synchronization, alongside three black prominent tooth-like crests on the left side.

Nevatim Maintenance Squadron Pin

Nevatim Maintenance Squadron (AFB 28)

Circular enamel pin of the Maintenance Squadron at the Nevatim Air Force Base (AFB 28) of the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a yellow central circle with a dark blue outer border. In the center, a stylized black silhouette figure holds up two red arms forming the letter 'M', symbolizing the professionalism and core values of the base's technical and maintenance echelon.

Ovda Aviation Squadron Pin

Ovda Aviation Squadron

Circular enamel pin of the Aviation Squadron at the Ovda Airbase (AFB 10) of the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a light blue sky, a large red sun rising behind the brown desert mountains of Eilat reflecting the base's geographical location in the Arava region, and a dark abstract motif of an aircraft tail or runway styled in the shape of the Hebrew letter 'Ayin', symbolizing the base name.

Palmachim Airbase Administrative Squadron Pin

Administrative Squadron - Palmachim Airbase (Base 30)

Circular enamel pin of the Administrative Squadron at Palmachim Airbase (Base 30) of the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a white background with outspread turquoise-teal wings, a yellow flame or upward-pointing triangle motif at the top center, and a red heart outline at the bottom center containing three small dots or stars, symbolizing the squadron's flights and its role in providing logistical and administrative heart and support to the base.

Palmachim Maintenance Squadron Pin

Palmachim Maintenance Squadron

Circular enamel pin of the Maintenance Squadron at Palmachim Airforce Base (Wing 30). The pin features a blue border and a central design in cream, grey, and red tones, combining a stylized wing/aircraft shape alongside a globe-like grid pattern, symbolizing the technical and logistical echelon supporting the base's operations.

Preliminary Flight Training Technical Flight Pin (Chick)

Preliminary Flight Training Squadron / 'Rishoni' Stage

A historic Israeli Air Force enamel pin, associated with the technical flight or ground crew of the 'Rishoni' (Preliminary) stage at the IAF Flight Academy. The pin features a humorous and symbolic motif of a yellow chick hatching from an egg while growing blue air force wings, representing young cadet pilots at the beginning of their aviation journey, alongside the technical support that allows them to 'hatch' and spread their wings.

Tel Nof Airbase Maintenance Squadron Pin

Tel Nof Airbase Maintenance Squadron (IAF Base 8)

Circular enamel pin of the Maintenance Squadron at the Tel Nof Airbase (IAF Base 8) of the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a blue outer ring, a red central circle, and a central emblem of the technical and maintenance echelon including spread golden wings, a wrench, a hammer, and a silhouette of a fighter jet/missile ascending upwards, symbolizing the technical and operational support for the airbase's aircraft.

Unit 555 Sky Crows Pin

Unit 555 (Sky Crows)

Circular enamel pin of Unit 555 (Sky Crows), the airborne electronic warfare unit of the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a dark blue background with a central emblem combining a yellow radiation/electromagnetic symbol, stylized red wings or strike elements, and a red lightning bolt arrow pointing downward and left, symbolizing the disruption and neutralization of enemy radar and communication systems from the air.

Wing 1 Ramat David Maintenance Squadron Pin

Ramat David Airbase Maintenance Squadron (Wing 1)

Circular enamel pin of the Maintenance Squadron at Wing 1 (Ramat David Airbase) of the Israeli Air Force. The pin features a white background with a silver circular border, depicting a red airplane silhouette intersecting a silver mechanical gear and a stylized wing, symbolizing the operational synergy between flight operations and the base's technical, maintenance, and engineering echelons.

Wing 4 Hatzor Flight Squadron Pin (Older Logo)

Flight Squadron (Wing 4)

Circular enamel pin of the Flight Squadron at Hatzor Airbase (Wing 4) of the Israeli Air Force, featuring its older design which was replaced in 2019 following the integration of units from Sde Dov. The pin displays a deep burgundy background, two outstretched white wings on the sides, and a central fighter jet or arrow silhouette pointing upward combined with two blue-outlined arrowheads, representing the guidance, control, and management of operational and ground flight activities at the base.