Name of Artist for Emblem: S/Sgt. Charles Lawrenson
Date of Emblem: 1945
Aircraft: JM-1
Remarks: The insignia's donkey symbol was selected for its role as a "beast of burden" in pulling things, mirroring the squadron's towing tasks. Its initial design featured red on the donkey's backside, indicative of the aircraft's tails frequently being hit during missions. However, this detail was later omitted following HQMC's guidance.
Images:
1. Cpl. Walter G. Scott standing in front of squadron sign with “red posterior”
2. Shot up tail on squadron aircraft showing the reason for the donkey’s red posterior.
3. JM-1 “The Red Ass” with squadron insignia painted on the nose.
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