312th Tactical Fighter Squadron Patch – With Hook and Loop

312th Tactical Fighter Training Squadron Patch – Plastic Backing Enjoy this 312th Tactical Fighter Training Squadron that is beautifully embroidered and will be the perfect patch to display or wear! 9.2 cm W x 11 H cm ( 4") Hook and Loop US Veteran-Owned Business Reproduction The 312th was reconstituted, designated the 312th Tactical Fighter Training Squadron and reactivated by Tactical Air Command at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona in October 1984[8] as the first General Dynamics F-16C Fighting Falcon training squadron in the USAF. The squadron once again acted as a replacement training unit. It was initially equipped with new Block 25 Fighting Falcons, but it converted to new Block 42 planes in 1990. Its aircraft carried "LF" tail code with a black tail stripe outlined in red. It was inactivated in 1991[8] and most of its aircraft reassigned to 308th, 309th and 310th Fighter Squadrons.