List of Royal Air Force units & establishments

There have been many Units with various tasks in the Royal Air Force and they are listed here. A unit is an administrative body, which can be larger or smaller than a Flight or Squadron, is given a specific mission, but does not warrant the status of being formed as a formal Flight or Squadron.

A[]

Aircraft training units[]

Argosy Conversion Unit RAF at RAF Benson (1961-63) became 'Argosy Flight' of No. 242 Operational Conversion Unit RAF ^[1]
Belvedere Conversion Unit RAF at RAF Odiham (1964-66) ^[2]
Belvedere Trials Unit RAF at RAF Odiham (1960-61) became No. 66 Squadron RAF ^[2]
Canberra Trials and Tactical Evaluation Unit at RAF Akrotiri (1966-68) ^[3]
part of No. 1332 (Transport) Heavy Conversion Unit RAF (-1946) ^[4]
(1969-70) became ^[5]
- As part of No. 233 Operational Conversion Unit RAF at RAF Wittering (1987-90) ^[5]
at RAF Lossiemouth (1973-74) became Jaguar Operational Conversion Unit RAF ^[6]
Jet Provost Trials Unit at RAF Tengah, Singapore
at RAF Coningsby (1983-87) ^[7]
Tornado Weapons Conversion Unit RAF at RAF Honington/RAF Lossiemouth (1982-92) became No. 15 Squadron RAF ^[7]
at RAF Odiham (1963-64) became Short Range Conversion Unit RAF ^[8]
Typhoon Operational Evaluation Unit
Victor (B.2) Trials Unit RAF at RAF Cottesmore (1961-62) became 'C' Flight of No. 232 Operational Conversion Unit RAF ^[8]
Warwick Training Unit RAF at RAF Docking (1943) became Air Sea Rescue Training Unit RAF ^[9]
at RAF Marham (1950-53) ^[9]
Wessex Intensive Flying Trials Unit RAF at RAF Odiham (1963-64) became No. 18 Squadron RAF ^[9]

Aircraft units[]

Overseas Aircraft Despatch

Overseas Aircraft Despatch Unit, Kemble and Portreath
1, 2, 3, 4 & 5.

Overseas Aircraft Preparation

1, 2, 3 & 4.

Aircraft Preparation

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, , & .

Other

1 Aircraft Delivery Unit

Advanced Flying Units[]

Observers

, , , , , , , & .

Pilots

2, 3, , 6, , , 11, , 14, 15, , 18, , & 21.

Anti-aircraft units[]

No. 1 Civilian Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF
No. 2 Civilian Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF
No. 3 Civilian Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF
No. 3/4 Civilian Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF
No. 4 Civilian Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF
No. 5 Civilian Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF
No. 1 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF
No. 2 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF

No. 3 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF
No. 4 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF
No. 5 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF
No. 6 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF
No. 7 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF
No. 8 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF
No. 9 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF
No. 21 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF
No. 22 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF
No. 23 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF
No. 25 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF
No. 26 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF

Armament Practice and Training Units[]

To hone aircrew weapons skills armament practice camps and stations have been used and these are listed here.

Armament Practice Camp

Unit	Previous name	Formed at	Formed	Aircraft	Disbanded	Disbanded at	History
No. 1 Armament Practice Camp	No. 15 Group Armament Practice Camp	RAF Aldergrove	5 November 1941	Westland Lysander II/III/IIIA Fairey Battle Miles Master Miles Martinet de Havilland Dominie I	1 September 1945	RAF Aldergrove
No. 2 Armament Practice Camp	No. 16 Group Armament Practice Camp	RAF Thorney Island	5 November 1941	Westland Lysander III/IIIA Miles Martinet	1 September 1945	RAF Bradwell Bay	Absorbed by the Armament Practice Station, Spilsby.
No. 3 Armament Practice Camp	No. 18 Group Armament Practice Camp	RAF Leuchars	5 November 1941	Westland Lysander II/III/IIIA Fairey Battle Miles Martinet	1 September 1945	RAF Leuchars
No. 4 Armament Practice Camp	No. 19 Group Armament Practice Camp	RAF Carew Cheriton	5 November 1941	Westland Lysander IIIA Fairey Battle Miles Master II Miles Martinet I	1 September 1945	RAF Talbenny
No. 11 Armament Practice Camp
No. 12 Armament Practice Camp
No. 13 Armament Practice Camp
No. 14 Armament Practice Camp
No. 15 Armament Practice Camp
No. 16 Armament Practice Camp
No. 17 Armament Practice Camp
No. 18 Armament Practice Camp
No. 20 Armament Practice Camp
No. 21 Armament Practice Camp
No. 22 Armament Practice Camp
No. 23 Armament Practice Camp
No. 24 Armament Practice Camp
No. 25 Armament Practice Camp
No. 26 Armament Practice Camp
No. 27 Armament Practice Camp
Armament Practice Camp, Butterworth
Armament Practice Camp (Middle East Air Force)
Armament Practice Camp, Sylt
Fighter Command Missile Armament Practice Camp
No. 15 Group Armament Practice Camp
No. 16 Group Armament Practice Camp
No. 18 Group Armament Practice Camp
No. 19 Group Armament Practice Camp
Middle East Air Force Armament Practice Camp

Armament Practice Station

Unit	Previous name	Formed at	Formed	Aircraft	Disbanded	Disbanded at	History

Armament Training Camp

Unit	Previous name	Formed at	Formed	Aircraft	Disbanded	Disbanded at	History



No. 3 Armament Training Camp RAF

No. 5 Armament Training Camp RAF

Armament Training Station

Unit	Previous name	Formed at	Formed	Aircraft	Disbanded	Disbanded at	History





No. 5 Armament Training Station RAF

No. 7 Armament Training Station RAF

B[]

Beach units[]

Memorial to 1, 2 and 4 Beach Sqns RAF at Arromanches, Normandy

Beam approach beacon system[]

C[]

Command level units[]

(1954-68) became ^[10]
(-1942) became ^[11]
(1940-45) became ^[12]
(1945-46) ^[13]
(1944-45) became ^[13]
(1966-67) ^[14]
(1951-59) ^[15]
Transport Command Aircrew Examining Unit RAF (1945-46) became Transport Command Examining Unit RAF ^[16]
Transport Command Development Unit RAF (1945-50) became ^[16]
Transport Command Examining Unit RAF (1946-64) became ^[16]

Communications[]

Conversion Units[]

The RAF have now granted all OCUs Reserve squadron status.^[17]

Operational Conversion Units (OCU)

All-Weather Operational Conversion Unit RAF
Jaguar Operational Conversion Unit RAF

Numbered Operational Conversion Units (OCU)

226, 227, 228, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 235, 236, 237, 238, 240, 241 & 242.

Numbered Conversion Units

No. 5 Heavy Bomber Conversion Unit RAF, Lydda
No. 21 Heavy Glider Conversion Unit RAF
No. 22 Heavy Glider Conversion Unit RAF
No. 23 Heavy Glider Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1330 Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1331 Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1331 Heavy Transport Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1332 (Transport) Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1332 Heavy Transport Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1333 (Transport Support) Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1334 (Transport Support) Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1335 (Meteor) Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1336 (Transport Support) Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1336 Transport Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1380 (Transport Support) Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1380 Transport Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1381 (Transport) Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1382 (Transport) Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1383 (Transport) Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1384 (Heavy Transport) Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1385 (Heavy Transport Support) Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1584 (Heavy Bomber) Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1651 Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1651 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1652 Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1652 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1653 Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1653 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1654 Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1654 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1655 Mosquito Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1656 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1657 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1658 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1659 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1660 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1661 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1662 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1663 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1664 Heavy Conversion Unit RCAF
No. 1664 (Royal Canadian Air Force) Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1665 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1665 (Heavy Transport) Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1666 Heavy Conversion Unit RCAF
No. 1666 (Royal Canadian Air Force) Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1667 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1668 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1669 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1670 (Thunderbolt) Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1671 Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1672 (Mosquito) Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1673 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1674 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1675 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1678 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1699 (Bomber Support) Conversion Unit RAF
No. 1699 Heavy Conversion Unit RAF

Other Conversion Units

Heavy Bomber Conversion Unit RAF, Salbani
Heavy Glider Conversion Unit RAF
Short Range Conversion Unit RAF
Tornado Weapons Conversion Unit RAF

E[]

Establishments[]

Aeroplane and Armament Experimental Establishment
Air Fighting Development Establishment
Air Warfare Centre
Airborne Forces Experimental Establishment
Central Fighter Establishment
Central Signals Establishment
^[18] (CBDE)
Chemical Defence Establishment^[18]
Chemical Defence Experimental Establishment^[18]
^[18] (CWES)
Defence Evaluation and Research Agency^[18] (DERA)
Defence Research Agency^[18]
Defence Science and Technology Laboratory^[18] (DSTL)
Inland Area Aircraft Depot
Institute of Aviation Medicine
Joint Warfare Establishment
Marine Aircraft Experimental Establishment
Microbiological Research Establishment^[18]
Propellants, Explosives and Rocket Motor Establishment (PERME Westcott & PERME Waltham Abbey)
Rocket Propulsion Establishment
Royal Air Force (Cadet) College
Royal Air Force Base, Calshot
Royal Air Force Base, Leuchars
Royal Air Force College
Royal Air Force Institute of Aviation Medicine
Royal Air Force Technical College
Royal Aircraft Establishment
Royal Aircraft Factory
Telecommunications Research Establishment
Tri-National Tornado Training Establishment
^[18]

F[]

Ferry units[]

Ferry Units

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, , 14, 15 & 16.
1 (Long-Range) & 3 (Long-Range).
1 (Overseas).
2 (Home) & 4 (Home).

Ferry Crew Pools

1, 2 & 3.

Ferry Pilots Pools

1, 2, , 7 (Service), 9 (Service).

Ferry Pools

1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 8 (Service).

Ferry Training Units

301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307, 308, 309, 310, 311, 312 & 313.
308 Ferry Training and Test Flying Unit.
309 Ferry Training and Aircraft Despatch Unit.
313 Ferry Training and Conversion Unit.

Other Ferry Units

Ferry Crew Pool Unit.
Ferry Training and Despatch Unit.
Ferry Training Unit.
Overseas Ferry Unit.
Service Ferry Pilots Pool.

Foreign Air Arms[]

Polish Fighting Team ("Skalski's Circus"), attached to 145 Squadron
Southern Rhodesian Air Force

Maintenance Units[]

Operational Training Units (OTU)[]

OTUs were created during World War II to take the pressure off Operational squadrons, which previously would have had training Flights. Post war they became OCUs

Coastal

1 (Coastal), 2 (Coastal), 3 (Coastal), 4 (Coastal), , , , & .

Normal

, 6, 7, 10, 11, , , 14, , 16, 17, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 76, , , , , , , , 85 & .

Other

107 (Transport)
108 (Transport)

Other Units[]

Numbered other units

(1920) ^[19]
(1919-20) ^[20]
(1943) became ^[21]
(1943-44) became No. 168 Maintenance Unit RAF ^[11]
(1943-44) ^[22]
(1939-44) ^[3]
(1939-40) became Photographic Development Unit RAF ^[3]
(1957-61) ^[23]
(1957-61) ^[23]
(1957-61) ^[23]
(1937-41 & 1942-43) ^[23]
(1942) became ^[24]
(1942-45) ^[24]
(1946) ^[25]
(1945-46) became ^[25]
(1939-44) ^[26]
(1940) ^[26]
(1940) ^[26]
(1952-53) ^[27]
(1952-53) ^[27]
(1940) ^[19]
(1944-47) became ^[28]
(1944) ^[29]
(1943-44) ^[29]
No. 3 Tactical Exercise Unit RAF (1944) became No. 55 OTU ^[29]
(1944) became No. 3 Tactical Exercise Unit RAF ^[29]
(1978-92) ^[29]
No. 2 Tactical Weapons Unit RAF (1978-81 & 1981-92) became No. 7 FTS ^[29]
(1943-44 & 1945-47) ^[7]
(1942-43) ^[30]
No. 2 Aircraft Delivery Unit RAF (1942-44) became No. 2 Ferry Unit RAF ^[31]
No. 3 Aircraft Delivery Unit RAF (1943-44) became No. 3 Ferry Unit RAF ^[31]
No. 4 Aircraft Delivery Unit RAF (1943-44) became No. 4 Ferry Unit RAF ^[31]
(1944-45) became ^[32]
(1944-45) became ^[33]
(1944-45) became ^[34]
(1945) ^[34]
No. 11 (Landplane) Preparation and Modification Unit RAF (1945-46) ^[35]
No. 12 (Flying Boat) Preparation and Modification Unit RAF (1945-46) ^[36]
(1947) became ^[37]
(1947) became ^[37]
No. 204 Crew Training Unit RAF (1947) became No. 204 Advanced Flying School RAF ^[37]
(1955-61) ^[38]
(1953) became No. 1323 (Canberra) Flight RAF ^[38]
(1954) ^[29]

Other units

(1943-45) became ^[39]
(1943-44) ^[39]
(????) ^[40]
(1942) became No. 26 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF ^[40]
(1939) ^[40]
Air Fighting Development Unit RAF (1940-44) became Air Fighting Development Squadron RAF ^[41]
(1943-44) ^[42]
(1943-44) ^[43]
(1947-50) became ^[44]
(1958-65) became ^[44]
(1947-50) ^[45]
(1944-??) became RAF Element, Air Transport Development Centre]] ^[46]
(1965-67) became Joint Air Transport Establishment ^[46]
(1944-45) became Transport Command Development Unit RAF ^[46]
Air Sea Rescue Training Unit RAF (1943-44) ^[21]
(1944-45) ^[21]
(1945-70) ^[21]
^[46]
(1943-44) became ^[46]
(1941-42) became No. 1 Aircraft Delivery Unit RAF ^[31]
(1943-58) ^[47]
(1945) became Transport Command Aircrew Examining Unit RAF ^[47]
(1952) became and ^[47]
Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF (1936-37) became No. 1 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF ^[48]
(1946-55) became ^[1]
(1917-20) ^[1]
(????) ^[49]
(1942-43) became 'A' Flight, Signals Development Unit RAF ^[2]
(1939-40) became ^[50]
Blind Landing Experimental Unit (1945-49) became ^[51]
(1949-50) became ^[51]
(1944-49) became ^[51]
(1940-41) ^[10]
(1944-45) became Radio Warfare Establishment RAF ^[10]
(1942-45) ^[11]
(1942-55) ^[11]
(1942-43) became ^[11]
Central Interpretation Unit
(1952-57) ^[23]
(-1935) became ^[13]
(1976-93) became ^[52]
(1945-46) ^[24]
(1942) became ^[24]
(1925-26) ^[53]
(1938) ^[53]
(1943-45) ^[53]
Fast Jet and Weapons Operational Evaluation Unit
(1946-56) ^[54]
Fighter Interception Development Unit RAF (1944) ^[14]
Fighter Interception Unit (1940-44) became Fighter Interception Development Unit RAF ^[14]
(1938-39) ^[25]
(1939) became ^[55]
(1932) ^[36]
(1941-42) became ^[26]
Glider Exercise Unit RAF (1941) became Glider Exercise Squadron RAF ^[56]
Glider Pilot Exercise Unit RAF (1942-43) became Operational and Refresher Training Unit RAF ^[56]
(1942) ^[57]
(1943) became ^[58]
– Japanese aircraft and crew transport operations^[59] (1945-46) ^[27]
(1945) became ^[27]
(1940-45) ^[60]
(1979-81) became ^[61]
Joint Air Delivery Test and Evaluation Unit
Joint Air Transport Evaluation Unit
(1952-58) ^[6]
(1955-60) became No. 225 Squadron RAF ^[6]
Joint Forward Air Controller Training and Standards Unit
(1944-45) ^[6]
(1938) ^[62]
Loran Training Unit RAF (1944-45) became Coastal Command Anti U-Boat Devices School RAF ^[62]
(-1971) became No. 204 Squadron RAF ^[63]
(1920-24) became ^[64]
Merchant Ship Fighter Unit (1941-43) ^[64]
(1942-??) ^[65]
Ministry of Defence Hospital Unit
(1943-46) ^[58]
(1952-??) ^[58]
Operational and Refresher Training Unit RAF (1943-46) became No. 1385 (Heavy Transport Support) Conversion Unit RAF ^[66]
(1960-66) ^[67]
(1950-55) ^[68]
Photographic Development Unit RAF (1940) became Photographic Reconnaissance Unit RAF ^[68]
(1943-47) became ^[68]
Photographic Reconnaissance Unit RAF (1940) became No. 1 Photographic Reconnaissance Unit RAF ^[68]
(1942) became ^[69]
(1940-46) ^[69]
Radar Research Flying Unit RAF (1955-77) became ^[70]
Radio Engineering Unit RAF (1950-??) ^[71]
(1943-46) ^[72]
Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team – 'The Red Arrows' (1965-) ^[73]
(1943-46) ^[28]
(1961-65) became ^[28]
Royal Air Force Film Production Unit (1941-44) became ^[28]
(1944-??) ^[28]
Search and Rescue Training Unit
(1944) became ^[74]
(1942-46) ^[75]
(1942 & 1943-45) ^[76]
Strike Attack Operational Evaluation Unit (SAOEU) (1987-) ^[77]
(1968) ^[10]
Survival and Rescue Training Unit (1945-49) ^[38]
(1945) ^[29]
(1974-78) became ^[29]
(1953-54) ^[78]
Telecommunications Flying Unit RAF (1941-55) became Radar Research Flying Unit RAF ^[78]
(-1939) ^[7]
(1939-43) became ^[7]
(1936-43) became ^[7]
(1948) ^[16]
(1947-48) ^[16]
(1944-45) became No. 1334 (Transport Support) Conversion Unit RAF ^[8]
(1947-60) became ^[8]
(1939) became Station Flight, Perth ^[79]
(1940) became No. 109 Squadron RAF ^[80]
(1916-17) became ^[80]

P[]

Pools[]

(1942) became ^[81]
(1942) ^[81]
No. 1 Group Pool RAF (1939-40) became No. 12 OTU ^[27]
No. 2 Group Pool RAF (1939-40) became No. 13 OTU ^[32]
No. 3 Group Pool RAF (1939-40) became No. 15 OTU ^[32]
No. 4 Group Pool RAF (1939-40) became No. 10 OTU ^[32]
No. 5 Group Pool RAF (1939-40) became No. 16 OTU ^[82]
No. 11 Group Pool RAF (1939-40) became No. 6 OTU ^[82]
No. 12 Group Pool RAF (1939-40) became No. 5 OTU ^[83]
Pupil Pilots Pool RAF (1943-47) ^[19]
(1941-43) ^[19]
(1941-43) ^[19]
(1941-43) became Pupil Pilots Pool RAF ^[19]
(1943-44) became ^[47]
(1941-42) became ^[84]
Pilots Reinforcement and Reserve Pool RAF (1940) became Reinforcement and Reserve Pool RAF ^[84]
(1919) ^[19]
(1918) became ^[19]
(1939-40) ^[69]
Reinforcement and Reserve Pool RAF (1940) became Training Unit and Reserve Pool RAF ^[84]
Training Unit and Reserve Pool RAF (1940) became No. 70 OTU ^[16]

Photographic Reconnaissance[]

No. 1 Photographic Reconnaissance Unit RAF (1940-42 & 1982-92) ^[68]
No. 2 Photographic Reconnaissance Unit RAF (1941-43) became No. 680 Squadron RAF ^[69]
No. 3 Photographic Reconnaissance Unit RAF (India) (1942-43) became No. 681 Squadron RAF ^[69]
No. 3 Photographic Reconnaissance Unit RAF (1940-41 & 1941-42) became 3 PRU RAF (India) ^[69]
No. 4 Photographic Reconnaissance Unit RAF (1941-43) became No. 682 Squadron RAF ^[69]
No. 5 Photographic Reconnaissance Unit RAF (1942) became 3 PRU RAF (India) ^[69]

Refresher Flying Units[]

1 (Pilots) & 2 (Pilots)
1, Planned but cancelled, 2, Planned but cancelled, , 4, , , , & .

Signals Units[]

1, 2, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12, 26, 33, 50, 54, 59, 71, 81, 90 & 91.
101, 112, 117, 123, 144 & 146.
235, 244, 264, 271, 276 & 280.
303, 336, 367, 388 & 399.
405, 409, 425, 432, 444, 469 & 487.
500, 585 & 591.
615 & 646.
719, 721, 724 & 751.
815, 840 & 889.
926, 962, 966 & 993.
1001.
Signals Development Unit RAF
Signals Flying Unit RAF

Training Wings[]

(1943-44) became ^[85]

(1943) became ^[85]

References[]

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