No. 122 Squadron (RAF) during the Second World WarAircraft - Locations - Group and Duty - BooksNo.122 Squadron was a fighter-bomber squadron that formed part of 2nd Tactical Air Force during the D-Day period, before flying bomber escort missions to the end of the war.The squadron reformed at Turnhouse (west of Edinburgh) on 1 May 1941 as a Spitfire equipped fighter squadron.
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