No. 112 Squadron RAF

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No. 112 Squadron RAF was a Royal Air Force fighter unit in World War II, famed for pioneering the shark-mouth nose art on its aircraft and for its combat operations in the North African and Mediterranean theaters.

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instanceOf Royal Air Force squadron
aircraftOperated Curtiss P-40 Kittyhawk NERFINISHED
Curtiss P-40 Tomahawk NERFINISHED
Gloster Gladiator NERFINISHED
Hawker Hurricane NERFINISHED
Supermarine Spitfire NERFINISHED
airForce Desert Air Force NERFINISHED
alliance Allies of World War II
associatedWith Allied air operations over Italy
Desert Air Force operations in Libya and Egypt
conflict Mediterranean theatre of World War II NERFINISHED
North African Campaign NERFINISHED
World War II
surface form: Second World War
country United Kingdom
engagement air superiority missions
close air support
convoy protection
ground-attack missions
era 20th century
heritage RAF fighter squadron traditions
influenced American Volunteer Group "Flying Tigers" nose art
inspiredBy German Luftwaffe ZG 76 shark-mouth markings
militaryBranch Royal Air Force
militaryFormation squadron
notableFeature distinctive shark-mouth nose art on P-40 fighters
notableFor pioneering shark-mouth nose art on fighter aircraft
notableTheatre Western Desert NERFINISHED
operatedAgainst Axis forces in North Africa
Luftwaffe NERFINISHED
Regia Aeronautica NERFINISHED
operatedInTheatre Mediterranean NERFINISHED
Middle East NERFINISHED
North Africa NERFINISHED
operationalStatus disbanded
partOf Mediterranean Air Command NERFINISHED
RAF Middle East Command NERFINISHED
role fighter squadron
service Royal Air Force NERFINISHED
serviceBranchRole fighter aviation
typeOfUnit fighter unit
usedMarking RAF roundel
shark-mouth motif on engine cowling
usedNoseArt shark mouth
usedWeaponSystem .303 Browning machine guns
20 mm Hispano cannon

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Curtiss P-40 Warhawk operator No. 112 Squadron RAF