QuickCheck: Did a UK RAF squadron have a Malay motto?

By TAN YI LIANG

IT is said that a squadron in the United Kingdom's Royal Air Force (RAF) had a motto in the Malay language – standing out from the English or Latin more commonly used. Is this true?

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