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N N Hallett - Pilot Profile - N Hallett

N N Hallett

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Victories : 3.5
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Country : UK
Fought in : WW2
Fought for : Allied

N N Hallett

Squadrons for : N N Hallett
A list of all squadrons known to have been served with by N N Hallett. A profile page is available by clicking the squadron name.
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No.807 Sqn FAA


Country : UK
Fleet Air Arm

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No.884 Sqn FAA


Country : UK
Fleet Air Arm

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No.887 Sqn FAA


Country : UK
Founded : 1st May 1942
Fate : Disbanded 15th March 1946.
Fleet Air Arm

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887 Squadron Fleet Air Arm: 887 Squadron was formed as a Fleet Fighter squadron at Lee-on-Solent 1st May 1942. Initially equipped with Fulmars Mk II, the squadron re-equipped with Spitfires MKV in December, finally equipping with Seafires Mk III in March 1943 - which 887 used until its disbandment - in both L and F variants. In April 1943 the squadron embarked on HMS Unicorn sailing in May on convoy escort to Malta and in September, they provided fighter cover for the Salerno landings. 887 became part of the 24th Naval Fighter Wing in October joining HMS Indefatigable in July 1944. 887 was in action off the coast of Norway during operations against the Tirpitz. On rejoining HMS Indefatigable, 887 sailed for Ceylon to join the British Pacific Fleet. The squadron took part in attacks on Sumatra (January 1945) the Sakishima Group of islands (March/ April) and prior to V J Day saw action over the Japanese mainland. In November 1945 they sailed to New Zealand and then onto Australia before sailing home. 887 squadron was disbanded on arrival at Gosport on 15th March 1946.

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