No. 1312 Flight RAF

1312 Flight provides aerial refuelling, air transport, search and rescue, and maritime patrol.

No 1312 (Transport) Flight was first formed on 19 April 1944 (80 years ago) (1944-04-19), at RAF Llandow,[1] south Wales.

After June 1944, it was involved in transporting wounded serviceman back to England from France, until it was disbanded on 21 July 1944 (80 years ago) (1944-07-21).

Presently, 1312 Flt utilise aircraft and crew from RAF Brize Norton.

No 1435 Flight's badge contained a Cassin's Falcon (a Peregrine falcon, common in the Falklands), so in keeping with the larger transport aircraft operated by 1312, a larger bird, the Upland Goose was chosen.

Mount Pleasant Complex, current home to No 1312 Flight RAF.