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This cross is surmounted by another, composed of aeroplane propellers, charged in the centre with a roundel within a laurel leaf, from which two wings stretch across the horizontal bars.
At the centre of the roundel is the RAF monogram surmounted by the Imperial Crown.
Instituted in 1918, the DistinguishedFlyingCross (DFC) was issued for acts of valour while flying in operations against the enemy to warrant officers and officers of the Royal Air Force.