The
NEW badge of Kent International
Airport RFFS.Click the badge to find out how the eight pointed
star became the emblem adopted by the British Fire Services
The
white horse on a red field is reputed to be the symbol of the
ancient Saxon kingdom of Kent; they have for long been associated
with the modern County.
The mural crown commemorates the fact that, for four hundred
years, Kent was an independent Saxon kingdom. Its form is also
symbolic of the many fortified castles and towns in the county
and the masts and sails are emblems of its intimate links with
the Navy, the Mercantile Marine and Sea Fisheries.
The
current badge of Kent Fire & Rescue is the White Horse of
Kent with the "Invicta" logo
Kent
International Airport Fire & Rescue Service has adopted
the White Horse of Kent and added wings to it's back, thus representing
the people of Kent who use the Airport and those who we protect
as they fly in the sky's above us.
