No.
125 Squadron reformed on 31 March 1955 at RAF Stradishall, Suffolk as a night fighter unit operating Gloster Meteor NF.11s.
In November 1955, the squadron converted to the de Havilland Venom NF.3.
These remained with the squadron until it was disbanded for the final time on 10 May 1957.
While based at Stradishall, the squadron operated alongside fellow night fighter units No.
89 Squadron and No.
152 Squadron, as well as No.
245 Squadron who flew Meteors and Hawker Hunters.
No. 125 Squadron reformed on 31 March 1955 at RAF Stradishall, Suffolk as a night fighter unit operating Gloster Meteor NF.11s. In November 1955, the squadron converted to the de Havilland Venom NF.3. These remained with the squadron until it was disbanded for the final time on 10 May 1957. While based at Stradishall, the squadron operated alongside fellow night fighter units No. 89 Squadron and No. 152 Squadron, as well as No. 245 Squadron who flew Meteors and Hawker Hunters.
No. 125 Squadron RAF