No. 21 Squadron RAAF

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21SQN
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Service RAAF
FEG Combat Support Group
Parent Unit CResW
Role Air Force Reserves
Motto Coronat Victoria Fortes
Base RAAF Williams - Laverton Base

No. 21 Squadron is currently a Royal Australian Air Force general reserve squadron. The Squadron was first formed in 1936 as a Citizen Air Force Squadron. No. 21 Squadron saw action as a fighter, dive bomber and heavy bomber squadron during World War II. The Squadron ceased flying operations in 1960 and is currently a non-flying general reserve squadron headquartered at RAAF Williams near Melbourne.

Reference: RAAF Museum 21 Squadron

A No. 21 Squadron Wirraway in 1940
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A No. 21 Squadron Wirraway in 1940
Royal Australian Air Force flying squadrons
RAAF Units Under Australian Operational Control

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RAAF Units Under RAF Operational Control During WWII

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Joint RAAF-Netherlands East Indies Squadrons

No. 18 (NEI) No. 119 (NEI) No. 120 (NEI)