Blue and yellow are the Air Force colors. Blue alludes to the sky, the primary theater of Air Force operations. Yellow refers to the sun and the excellence required of Air Force personnel. The Pentagon represents the primary location of the 7th Communications Group. The satellite represents the telecommunications aspect of the group's mission, accentuating the state-ofthe-art technology in use. The satellite further symbolizes the extent of the group's potential responsibility for the flow of information across the globe and even to the stars. The lightning bolts allude to communications and indicate the flow of information which often must be encrypted and carried via "red" current in order to protect the nation's security. The computer refers to the information processing aspect of the Group's mission. The globe alludes to the worldwide responsibility for data collection, communication and teleprocessing services in support of users. The Capitol, in addition to alluding to the location of the group, also illustrates the broad scope of support to federal agencies outside the Department of Defense. (Approved, 13 May 1986)

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