No. 70 Squadron RAF
http://dbpedia.org/resource/No._70_Squadron_RAF an entity of type: Thing
70. peruť (anglicky No. 70 Squadron, někdy uváděno v podobě No. LXX Squadron) je první peruť Royal Air Force operačně užívající Airbus A400M Atlas.
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No.70 or LXX Squadron RAF provides strategic transport.
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70. peruť RAF
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No. 70 Squadron RAF
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No. LXX Squadron RAF
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()
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Usquam
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1077779
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1120217336
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Squadron badge
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*Western Front *
*Somme *
*Arras
*Ypres
*Somme
*Kurdistan
*Iraq
*Kurdistan
*Northern Kurdistan
*North West Frontier
*Mediterranean
*Egypt and Libya *
*Greece
*Syria
*Iraq *
*El Alamein
*North Africa *
*El Hamma
*Sicily
*Italy *
*Salerno
*Anzio and Nettuno
*Gustav Line
*Gothic Line
*South East Europe *
*South Atlantic
*Gulf
*Iraq
* (Honours marked with an asterisk may be emblazoned on the Squadron Standard)
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23
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United Kingdom
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Wing Commander Calvin Bailey M.B.E.
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--05-01
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Aircraft
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Home station
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A demi-wing lion erased. Developed from an unofficial winged lion badge probably derived from the squadron's long dependence on the Napier Lion engine during the 1920s.
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Squadron badge heraldry
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150
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Flying squadron
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No. LXX Squadron RAF
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70. peruť (anglicky No. 70 Squadron, někdy uváděno v podobě No. LXX Squadron) je první peruť Royal Air Force operačně užívající Airbus A400M Atlas.
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No.70 or LXX Squadron RAF provides strategic transport.
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17287
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0022
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* (Honours marked with an asterisk may be emblazoned on the Squadron Standard)
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*Anzio and Nettuno
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*Arras
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*Egypt and Libya (1940–1943)*
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*El Alamein
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*El Hamma
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*Gothic Line
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*Greece(1940–1941)
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*Gulf(1991)
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*Gustav Line
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*Iraq(1918–1929)
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*Iraq(1941)*
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*Iraq(2003–2011)
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*Italy(1943–1945)*
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*Kurdistan(1922-1924)
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*Kurdistan(1930–1931)
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*Mediterranean(1940–1943)
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*North Africa(1942–1943)*
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*North West Frontier(1937)
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*Northern Kurdistan(1932)
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*Salerno
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*Sicily(1943)
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*Somme(1916)*
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*Somme(1918)
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*South Atlantic(1982)
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*South East Europe (1944–1945)*
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*Syria(1941)
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*Western Front(1916–1918)*
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*Ypres(1917)
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A demi-wing lionerased. Developed from an unofficial winged lion badge probably derived from the squadron's long dependence on theNapier Lionengine during the 1920s.
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Strategic and tactical air transport
