No. 42 Squadron RAF

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rdf:type	owl:NamedIndividual Hawker Hurricane operator Military unit or formation established in 1916 Royal Air Force aircraft squadron Royal Flying Corps squadron Bristol Beaufort operator 1916 establishment in the United Kingdom Aircraft squadron of the Royal Air Force in World War II Bristol Beaufighter operator Bristol Blenheim operator RAF squadron code
rdfs:label	No. 42 Squadron RAF
owl:sameAs	dbr:No._42_Squadron_RAF
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skos:prefLabel	No. 42 Squadron RAF
skos:altLabel	42 collided No. 42 42 Squadron No. 42 Squadron No. 42 Squadrons 42 (Torpedo Bomber) Squadron 42 Sqn 42(R) Sqn No. 42 (Reserve) Squadron No. 42 Sqn No. 42 Squadron RFC No. 42 Training Depot Squadron No. 42 sqn No. 42(R) Squadron No. 42 Squadron RFC
clgo:activeYearsEndYear	1918
clgo:activeYearsStartYear	1916
clgo:battleHonours	Arras, 1917: Ypres, 1917: Lys: Channel & North Sea, 1939–1942: Biscay, 1940: Baltic, 1941: Fortress Europe, 1941: Pacific, 1943–1945: Eastern Waters, 1943: Arakan, 1943–1944: Manipur, 1944: Burma, 1944–1945: South Atlantic, 1982: Gulf, 1991. (Honours marked with an asterisk () are those emblazoned on the Squadron Standard) Western Front, 1916–1918:Italian Front & Adriatic, 1917–1918*: Somme, 1916
clgo:country	United Kingdom
clgo:identificationSymbol	(No. 42 Squadron was the 1st to use theBristol Perseusengine and this accounts for the presence of Perseus in the badge; he was known always to achieve his object and destroy his enemies and he stands in front of a globe to signify his activities over many lands and seas) 1943 – Dec 1945) 42 (1956–1968) A (Jun 1952 – 1956) AW (Sep 1939 – Jun 1942 On a terrestrial globe, a figure ofPerseus QM (Oct 1946 – Oct 1947) QD (Allocated Apr 1939 – Sep 1939, but probably not used)
clgo:militaryBranch	Royal Air Force
clgo:motto	(Translation: \"Bravely into action\") Latin: Fortiter in re
is clgo:militaryUnit of	Oliver Philpot Kenneth Leask Henry Biziou

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