26th Intelligence Support Squadron emblem.  Approved 18 June 1997.  Redesignated 26th Operations Support Flight November 2008, 26th Operations Support Squadron October 2010.
<p><b>Blazon</b> Per bend Celeste and Azur, a vol Or, surmounted by a sword palewise point to Chief Argent (Silver Gray)hilt Yellow blade filament Gules and debruised by a chess knight Sable; all within a diminished border of the third.
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<b>Significance</b> Blue and yellow are the Air Force colors.  Blue alludes to the the sky, the primary theater of Air Force operations.  Yellow refers to the sun and the excellence required of Air Force personnel.  The divided disc denotes the unit’s “around-the-clock” support of Air Force operations.  The chess knight symbolizes the Squadron’s support of intelligence.  The chess knight rests on the sword and wings reflecting the embbedded nature of its mission function of providing essential support to its theater host, USAFE.
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