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IAF Sword Arms Patch
IAF Sword Arms Patch featuring the Indian Air Force wings emblem and the "SWORD ARMS" designation associated with No. 51 Squadron of the Indian Air Force. Designed as a durable fabric patch for flying suits, flight overalls, jackets, uniforms, aviation collections, and military memorabilia. Available with Sew-On or Velcro (Hook) backing in a standard 2 x 4 inch size or customised size as required.
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IAF Sword Arms Patch
Represent the heritage of Indian military aviation with the IAF Sword Arms Patch, featuring the distinctive Indian Air Force wings emblem and the SWORD ARMS designation. Sword Arms was the well-known identity of No. 51 Squadron of the Indian Air Force, a fighter squadron that operated from Srinagar and was associated with the MiG-21 Bison. This patch is designed for aviation enthusiasts, defence collectors, military memorabilia displays, and those interested in the history and traditions of Indian Air Force squadrons.
Key Features
- IAF Wings Design: Features the Indian Air Force wings emblem with the "SWORD ARMS" squadron designation prominently displayed.
- Premium Fabric: Made using durable printed fabric suitable for flying suits, uniforms, jackets, bags, and collection displays.
- High-Definition Print: Detailed artwork provides clear lettering, emblem detailing, and a sharp military aviation appearance.
- Merrow Border Finish: Neatly stitched border provides a clean finished appearance and helps protect the patch edges from fraying.
- Standard Size: Our standard size is 2 x 4 inch. Customised sizes can also be made according to your requirements.
- Attachment Options: Available with Sew-On or Velcro (Hook) backing for convenient application.
- Multiple Uses: Suitable for flying suits, flight overalls, jackets, uniforms, bags, aviation collections, displays, gifting, and military memorabilia.
No. 51 Squadron of the Indian Air Force was known as "Sword Arms". The squadron was formed in 1985, was based at Srinagar, and operated MiG-21 aircraft including the MiG-21 Bison. It was involved in major Indian Air Force operations and was officially disbanded in September 2022 following the retirement of its MiG-21 fleet.
Actual patch colours may vary slightly from the product image due to lighting, photography, screen settings, fabric texture, printing conditions, and production batches.
Product Specifications
| Product Type | IAF Squadron Fabric Patch |
| Design Name | Sword Arms |
| IAF Association | No. 51 Squadron, Indian Air Force |
| Design | Indian Air Force Wings Emblem with Sword Arms Designation |
| Material | Printed Fabric with Merrow Border |
| Finish | Smooth Printed Finish with Stitched Border |
| Standard Size | 2 x 4 Inch |
| Custom Size | Customised Size Available on Request |
| Attachment Options | Sew-On or Velcro (Hook) |
Ideal For
- Indian Air Force aviation enthusiasts and collectors
- Flying suits, flight overalls, jackets, and aviation gear
- Squadron-themed collections and military memorabilia displays
- NCC Cadets, aviation clubs, defence enthusiasts, and hobby collectors
- Gifts for pilots, aircrew, veterans, and Indian Air Force enthusiasts
- Military aviation patch collections and display boards
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| Brand | ArmyNavyAir |
|---|---|
| Material | Fabric |
| Fabric | Poly-Satin |
| Colour | Olive Green |
| Is Featured | No |
| FAQ Q1 | Which IAF squadron is known as Sword Arms? |
| FAQ A1 | Sword Arms is the designation associated with No. 51 Squadron of the Indian Air Force. The squadron was a fighter unit that operated from Srinagar and was associated with the MiG-21 fleet. |
| FAQ Q2 | What aircraft did No. 51 Squadron operate? |
| FAQ A2 | No. 51 Squadron operated MiG-21 aircraft, including the MiG-21 Bison. The squadron's association with the MiG-21 became an important part of its operational history. |
| FAQ Q3 | Why is the Sword Arms identity significant in IAF history? |
| FAQ A3 | The Sword Arms identity is associated with the operational heritage of No. 51 Squadron, including its role in the air defence of the Kashmir Valley and participation in major operations such as Operation Safed Sagar during the Kargil conflict. |
| FAQ Q4 | Is the Sword Arms patch suitable for a flying suit? |
| FAQ A4 | Yes. The patch is suitable for flying suits, flight overalls, jackets, uniforms, aviation gear, collection displays, and military memorabilia. Sew-On and Velcro (Hook) backing options are available. |
| FAQ Q5 | Can I order the Sword Arms Patch in a custom dimension? |
| FAQ A5 | Yes. The standard size is 2 x 4 inches, and a customised size can be requested if you require a different dimension for a particular uniform, flying suit, display, or collection. |
