No. 42 Squadron Raf

bgcolor="lightskyblue" colspan="3" align="center" style="border-bottom:3px solid"|No. 42 Squadron
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Squadron badge
gcolor="lightskyblue" colspan="3"|Information
b>Role colspan="2"|Maritime Patrol
b>Aircraft Operated colspan="2"|Nimrod MR Mk2
b>Home Station colspan="2"|RAF Kinloss
b>Motto colspan="2"|Fortiter in re (Bravely into action)
gcolor="lightskyblue" colspan="3"|History
b>Date Founded colspan="2"|1 April 1916 (RFC)
b>Badge colspan="2"|On a terrestrial globe, a figure of Perseus
b>Notable Battle Honours colspan="2"|North West Frontier 1916-1918, Iraq 1941, Egypt and Libya 1941-1942, Burma 1941-1942, North Burma 1943-1944, Arakan 1943-1944, Manipur 1944, Burma 1944-1945, Gulf 1991
No. 42 Squadron of the Royal Air Force is one of three operational RAF squadrons operating the Nimrod MR2, based at RAF Kinloss, Moray.

History

Formed from crews of 19 Squadron at Filton in 1916, 42 Squadron spent the First World War flying reconnaissance sorties. Using BE2s (and later RE8s), the squadron spent time on both the Western Front and the Austro-Italian Front. On returning to England in 1919 after the war, the Squadron was disbanded. + WW2 and post-war history

RAF Nimrod squadrons

MR.2

R.1

See also

042 Squadron

 

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