No. 212 Squadron RAF

No. 212 Squadron RAF
No. 212 Squadron RAF
Active	June 1917–April 1918; August 1918–February 1920; February–June 1940; October 1942–July 1945;
Country	United Kingdom
Branch	Royal Air Force
Role	Photographic reconnaissance / Maritime patrol
Motto(s)	Amari ad Astra; ("From the Sea to the Stars")
Aircraft	Airco DH.4 (1918–19); Airco DH.9 (1918–20); Airco DH.9A (1918–20); Sopwith Camel (1918–20); Supermarine Spitfire C (1940); Bristol Blenheim IV (1940); Lockheed Hudson I (1940); Consolidated Catalina IB (1942–45); Consolidated Catalina V (1944–45);
Insignia
Squadron Code	QB (April–September 1939)

No. 212 Squadron RAF is an inactive squadron of the British Royal Air Force.

No. 212 Squadron RAF
Active	June 1917–April 1918 August 1918–February 1920 February–June 1940 October 1942–July 1945
Country	United Kingdom
Branch	Royal Air Force
Role	Photographic reconnaissance / Maritime patrol
Motto(s)	Amari ad Astra ("From the Sea to the Stars")
Aircraft	Airco DH.4 (1918–19) Airco DH.9 (1918–20) Airco DH.9A (1918–20) Sopwith Camel (1918–20) Supermarine Spitfire C (1940) Bristol Blenheim IV (1940) Lockheed Hudson I (1940) Consolidated Catalina IB (1942–45) Consolidated Catalina V (1944–45)
Insignia
Squadron Code	QB (April–September 1939)