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No. 155 Squadron Royal Air Force
1st April 1942 New fighter Squadron formed in India
September 1942 Squadron becomes Operational
6th October 1942 Multi-purpose role
6th October 1942 Offensive role
November1942 Preparation for Arakan offensive
January 1943 Chindit support
February 1943 Operation Longcloth
13th April 1943 Air defence
June 1943 Return to Argatala
September 1943 Return to Imphal
9th November 1943 Imphal aerodrome bombed
January 1944 Spitfires replace Mohawks
February 1944 Defensive role
August 1944 Offensive role
November 1944 Move airbase
January 1945
February 1945 Moving with the army
April 1945 Moving on
1st May 1945 Bad start for New C/O
May 1945 Landing in a swamp
20th June 1945 Liaison with guerillas
30th June 1945 Bomb racks fitted to Spitfires
19th July 1945 Cooperation with guerillas
12th August 1945 Last OperationIf you can provide any additional information, please add it here.
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Those known to have served with
No. 155 Squadron Royal Air Force
during the Second World War 1939-1945.
- Orr David John Longridge. T/Cpl.
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There are:2023 items tagged No. 155 Squadron Royal Air Force available in our Library
These include information on officers, regimental histories, letters, diary entries, personal accounts and information about actions during the Second World War.
T/Cpl. David John Longridge "Jock" Orr 232 Squadron
During my father's time in the Far East he kept a diary of events through Signapore, Sumatra, Ceylon, India and Burma between November 1941 and September 1945.Ross Orr
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