Paul Munro Thobo-Carlsen

Azure a griffin passant Or holding a sword Argent on a chief Or three escutcheons Gules;

Blue and red symbolize respectively the Royal Canadian Air Force and the scarlet beret of the Military Police Branch, in which Mr. Thobo-Carlsen has served. Half lion, half eagle, the griffin refers to his role as a military leader and his love of aviation. The sword is emblematic of the authority vested in him as a commissioned officer of the Canadian Armed Forces. The shield shapes symbolize the protective role he played as a military police officer. Their number evokes his wife and their two daughters.

On a hurt a griffin sejant its dexter paw resting on an escutcheon Or, all within a belt Gules edged, buckled, its tip adorned with a maple leaf, and inscribed with the Motto in letters Or;

The griffin and colours are key elements from the arms. The escutcheon represents Mr. Thobo-Carlsen’s interest in heraldry, while the belt for him symbolizes togetherness and family, honouring his mother’s Munro and Kennedy ancestors from Scotland.

The Arms of Paul Munro Thobo-Carlsen debruised of a three-point label Argent during her father’s lifetime; This individual will inherit the Arms of the Recipient following his death;

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The Arms of Paul Munro Thobo-Carlsen bearing the griffin and chief Argent instead of Or, and the sword Or instead of Argent;

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