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No. 627 Squadron
No 627 Squadron was formed from a nucleus from No 139 Squadron, at Oakington, on 12th November 1943. It flew Mosquito fighter-bombers was part of the Light Night Striking Force, 8 Group, Bomber Command. It performed night attacks on Germany and pathfinder duties, supplementing Bomber Command's major raids. In April 1944 it was transferred to 5 Group, moved to Woodhall Spa and carried out target marking, photographic reconnaissance, night raids and daylight operations. It was renumbered No 109 Squadron on 1st October 1945.
Airfields No. 627 Squadron flew from:
- RAF Oakington, Cambridgeshire from 12th November 1943 (formed. Mosquito IV. 8 Group)
- RAF Woodhall Spa, Lincolnshire from 15th April 1944 (Mosquito XX, MOsquito XXV, Mosquito XVI. 5 Group)
List of those who served with No. 627 Squadron during The Second World War
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