British RoyalAir force 125Squadron (Newfoundland) Shoulder flash
British RoyalAir force 125Squadron (Newfoundland) Shoulder flash
No. 125 Squadron (Newfoundland) was a Royal Air Force squadron active during and after the Second World War. Like a number of Squadrons, No. 125 was initially formed during the later months of the First World War but never became operational before the Armistice. No. 125 Squadron was reformed on 16 June 1941 at RAF Colerne in England where it was initially equipped with Boulton-Paul Defiant Mk. Is operating in a night fighter role with the Squadron Code VA on its aircraft. The squadron became operational at the end of September covering western England and South Wales.
The squadron was raised as a result of a War Loan raised by the Newfoundland Commission on Government. The Commission presented the British Government with $500,000 to establish the squadron with the hope that it would be manned by Newfoundlanders.
In September 1941 the squadron moved to RAF Fairwood Common and became fully operational with the Defiant proving to be a more than effective night fighter.
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