Btw, its the No. 1435 Flight RAF famous from Malta in WWII in Falklands.
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The practice of naming the four-aircraft presence on the islands has also been maintained: they are called Faith, Hope and Charity, after the legendary three Gloster Gladiators that defended Malta, and Desperation. Desperation was added to the three traditional names when Phantom FGR2s entered service in the Falklands and the flight was revived in 1988. Faith, Hope and Charity fly operationally, with Desperation appropriately in reserve. On their retirement in 1992, one of the Phantoms was placed as the gate guardian at Mount Pleasant.
1435 Flight will receive the Eurofighter Typhoon by the end of 2007."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No._1435_Flight_RAF
http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=QI-U3-9UO0w
RAF F3 Tornados; Charity and Faith heading for the runway at Mount Pleasant Airbase, Falkland Islands.
