List of Royal Air Force groups
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This is a list of Royal Air Force groups. The group is a formation just below command level.
- No. 1 Group RAF
- No. 2 Group RAF
- No. 3 Group RAF
- No. 4 Group RAF
- No. 5 Group RAF
- No. 6 Group RAF
- No. 7 Group RAF
- No. 8 Group RAF
- No. 9 Group RAF
- No. 10 Group RAF
- No. 11 Group RAF
- No. 12 Group RAF
- No. 13 Group RAF
- No. 14 Group RAF
- No. 15 Group RAF
- No. 16 Group RAF
- No. 17 Group RAF
- No. 18 Group RAF
- No. 11/18 Group RAF
- No. 19 Group RAF
- No. 20 Group RAF
- No. 21 Group RAF
- No. 22 Group RAF
- No. 23 Group RAF
- No. 24 Group RAF
- No. 25 Group RAF
- No. 26 Group RAF
- No. 27 Group RAF
- No. 28 Group RAF
- No. 29 Group RAF
- No. 31 Group RAF
- No. 32 Group RAF
- No. 33 Group RAF
- No. 34 Group RAF
- No. 38 Group RAF
- No. 40 Group RAF
- No. 41 Group RAF
- No. 42 Group RAF
- No. 43 Group RAF
- No. 44 Group RAF
- No. 45 Group RAF
- No. 46 Group RAF
- No. 47 Group RAF
- No. 48 Group RAF
- No. 50 Group RAF
- No. 51 Group RAF
- No. 52 Group RAF
- No. 53 Group RAF
- No. 54 Group RAF
- No. 60 Group RAF - formed 23 March 1940 in Fighter Command to control RDF (Radar) Stations and other Radio units. Amalgamated with No. 26 Group to form No. 90 (Signals) Group, 25 April 1946.[1]
- No. 61 Group RAF
- No. 62 Group RAF
- No. 63 Group RAF
- No. 64 Group RAF
- No. 65 Group RAF
- No. 66 Group RAF
- No. 67 Group RAF
- No. 70 Group RAF
- No. 71 Group RAF
- No. 72 Group RAF
- No. 81 Group RAF - reformed as part of Fighter Command in January 1952 to control the command's training units. Disbanded in 1957.[2]
- No. 82 Group RAF
- No. 83 Group RAF
- No. 84 Group RAF
- No. 85 Group RAF
- No. 87 Group RAF
- No. 88 Group RAF
- No. 90 Group RAF - No 26 Group and No 60 Group were amalgamated to form No 90 Group on 25 April 1946. The group was disbanded in 1973.[3]
- No. 91 Group RAF
- No. 92 Group RAF
- No. 93 Group RAF
- No. 100 Group RAF
- No. 106 Group RAF
- No. 200 Group RAF
- No. 201 Group RAF
- No. 202 Group RAF
- No. 203 Group RAF
- No. 204 Group RAF
- No. 205 Group RAF
- No. 206 Group RAF
- No. 207 Group RAF
- No. 210 Group RAF
- No. 211 Group RAF
- No. 212 Group RAF
- No. 213 Group RAF
- No. 214 Group RAF
- No. 215 Group RAF
- No. 216 Group RAF
- No. 217 Group RAF
- No. 218 Group RAF
- No. 219 Group RAF
- No. 221 Group RAF
- No. 222 Group RAF
- No. 223 Group RAF
- No. 224 Group RAF
- No. 225 Group RAF
- No. 226 Group RAF
- No. 227 Group RAF
- No. 228 Group RAF
- No. 229 Group RAF
- No. 230 Group RAF
- No. 231 Group RAF
- No. 232 Group RAF
- No. 233 Group RAF
- No. 238 Group RAF
- No. 241 Group RAF
- No. 242 Group RAF
- No. 246 Group RAF
- No. 247 Group RAF
- No. 300 Group RAF
- No. 333 Group RAF
- Air Defence Group RAF
- Armament Group RAF
- Experimental Group RAF
- Firth of Forth Group RAF
- Technical Group RAF
- Training Group RAF
- No. 3 (Indian) Group RAF
[edit] References
- ^ Air of Authority - A History of RAF Organisation, Groups 50-67, accessed 24 May 2008
- ^ John D. Rawlings, 'The History of the Royal Air Force,' Temple Press Aerospace, 1984, p.206-207
- ^ Air of Authority, accessed 24 May 2008
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