List of Royal Air Force Communication units

This is a '''List of Royal Air Force Communication units'''. "Communication" in the Royal Air Force sense meant units of light transport/liaison aircraft, very frequently supporting a command headquarters.

To allow rapid transport of air officers, staff and other important people many units and Headquarters operated communication Sections, Flights, Squadrons or wings.

A single wing of this type, the 2nd Tactical Air Force Communication Wing RAF, was established on 31 March 1945, and disbanded only three and a half months later at [[Bückeburg Air Base|RAF Buckeburg]] on 15 July 1945, by being reduced to the British Air Forces of Occupation Communication Squadron.{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=279}}

==Squadrons== {| class="wikitable sortable" |- ! Unit !! Formed on !! Formed at !! Disbanded on !! Disbanded at !! Notes |- | Aden Communication Squadron RAF || 1 December 1951 || [[RAF Khormaksar]] || 31 August 1955 || RAF Khormaksar || Became Aden Protectorate Communication and Support Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=9}} |- | Aden Protectorate Communication and Support Squadron RAF || 1 September 1955 || RAF Khormaksar || 31 December 1956 || RAF Khormaksar || Became [[No. 84 Squadron RAF]]{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=9}} |- | Air Command Far East and Air Headquarters Malaya Communication Squadron RAF || 21 August 1946 || [[Changi Air Base|RAF Changi]] || 15 January 1947 || RAF Changi || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=14}} |- | Air Component Field Force Communication Squadron RAF || 25 August 1939 || [[RAF Andover]] || 27 November 1939 || RAF Mont Jois || Became [[No. 81 Squadron RAF]]{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=14}} |- | Air Defence of Great Britain Communication Squadron RAF || 1 May 1944 || [[RAF Northolt]] || 16 October 1944 || RAF Northolt || Became Fighter Command Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=14}} |- | Air Division Communication Squadron RAF || 18 December 1945 || [[Lübeck Airport|RAF Lubeck]] || 8 August 1946 || [[Hobart Barracks|RAF Detmold]] || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=14}} |- | Air Forces Gulf Communication Squadron RAF || 15 September 1967 || [[Muharraq Airfield|RAF Muharraq]] || 8 August 1969 || RAF Muharraq || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=16}} |- | [[Air Headquarters Burma]] Communication Squadron RAF || 20 September 1945 || [[Bamangachhi|RAF Baigachi]] || 14 November 1945 || [[Yangon International Airport|RAF Mingaladon]] || Became Air Headquarters Burma Communication Flight RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=129}} |- | [[Air Headquarters East Africa]] Communication Squadron RAF || 1 November 1940 || [[Moi Air Base|RAF Nairobi]] || 15 December 1941 || [[RAF Eastleigh]] || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=17}} |- | Air Headquarters Hong Kong Communication Squadron RAF || 12 September 1945 || [[RAF Kai Tak]] || 15 January 1947 || RAF Kai Tak || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=17}} |- | Air Headquarters India Communication Squadron RAF || 1 March 1946 || [[Safdarjung Airport|RAF Willingdon]] || 15 August 1947 || [[RAF Palam]] || Became Supreme Commanders Headquarters (Air) Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=18}} |- | Air Headquarters Italy Communication Squadron RAF || 10 November 1945 || [[Marcianise|RAF Marcianise]] || 15 August 1946 || RAF Marcianise || Became Air Headquarters Italy Communication Flight RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=18}} |- | Air Headquarters Malaya Communication Squadron RAF || 1 November 1945 || [[Kallang Airport|RAF Kallang]] || 15 January 1947 || [[Changi Air Base|RAF Changi]] || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=18}} |- | Air Headquarters Malta Communication Squadron RAF || 31 May 1946 || [[RAF Hal Far]] || 1 July 1954 || [[RAF Luqa]] || Became Malta Communication and Target Towing Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=18}} |- | Air Headquarters Netherlands East Indies Communication Squadron RAF || 1 November 1945 || [[Yangon International Airport|RAF Mingaladon]] || 21 August 1946 || Kemajoran || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=18}}{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=193}} |- | Allied Air Forces Central Europe Communication Squadron RAF || April 1951 || [[Melun Villaroche Aerodrome|RAF Melun-Villaroche]] || 1966 || RAF Melun-Villaroche || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=27}} |- | Allied Expeditionary Air Force Communication Squadron RAF || 6 April 1944 || [[Heston Aerodrome|RAF Heston]] || 15 October 1944 || RAF Heston || Became Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force (RAF) Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=27}} |- | Base Air Forces, Southeast Asia Communication Squadron RAF || 1 October 1944 || [[Safdarjung Airport|RAF Willingdon]] || 1 March 1946 || RAF Palam || Became Air Headquarters India Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=35}} [http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C7159023 National Archives record] |- | Bomber Command Communication Squadron RAF || 1 February 1956 || [[RAF Halton]] || 30 June 1963 || [[RAF Bovingdon]] || <ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.abct.org.uk/airfields/airfield-finder/bovingdon/ |title=Bovingdon |publisher=[[Airfields of Britain Conservation Trust]]|accessdate=29 April 2020}}</ref>{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=38}}Became Bomber/Fighter/Coastal Commands Communication Squadron RAF |- | Bomber/Fighter/Coastal Command Communication Squadron RAF || 1 July 1963 || [[RAF Bovingdon]] || 1 August 1963 || RAF Bovingdon || Became Southern Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=39}} |- | British Air Forces of Occupation Communication Squadron RAF || 15 July 1945 || [[Bückeburg Air Base|RAF Bückeburg]] || 1 September 1951 || RAF Bückeburg || Became 2nd Tactical Air Force Communication Squadron{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=40}} |- | British Commonwealth Air Communication Squadron RAF || 1 January 1946 || [[Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni|RAF Iwakuni]] || 31 March 1948 || RAF Iwakuni || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=41}}{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=81}} |- | Coastal Command Communication Squadron RAF || 7 April 1945 || [[Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden|RAF Leavesden]] || 1 May 1946 || RAF Leavesden || Became Bomber/Fighter/Coastal Command Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=49}} |- | Colerne Communication Squadron RAF || 30 July 1952 || [[RAF Colerne]] || 1 July 1957 || RAF Colerne || Absorbed by No. 81 Group Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=50}} |- | Communication Squadron, GHQ Royal Air Force, France RAF || 1 April 1918 || [[Berck|RAF Berck-sur-Mer]] || November 1918 || [[Bickendorf|RAF Bickendorf]] || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=52}} |- | Communication Squadron, Hendon RAF || 23 July 1918 || RAF Hendon || 27 July 1918 || RAF Hendon || Became No. 1 (Communication) Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=52}} |- | Far East Communication Squadron RAF || 16 October 1947 || RAF Changi || January 1960 || RAF Changi || Became part of [[No. 52 Squadron RAF]]{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=66}} |- | Fighter Command Communication Squadron RAF || 16 October 1944 || RAF Northolt || 30 June 1963 || RAF Bovingdon || Became Bomber/Fighter/Coastal Command Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=70}} |- | Flying Training Command Communication Squadron RAF || 1 April 1959 || RAF White Waltham || 1 April 1964 || RAF White Waltham || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=103}} |- | No. 2 Group Communication Squadron RAF || 10 October 1945 || B.56 Brussels/Evere || 29 May 1946 || B.56 Brussels/Evere || Reverted to No. 2 Group Communication Flight RAF{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=155}} |- | No. 83 Group Communication Squadron RAF || 1 March 1944<hr>1 October 1946<hr>7 September 1952 || RAF Redhill<hr>Unknown<hr>RAF Wahn || 5 May 1946<hr>Unknown<hr>3 May 1958 || [[Schleswig Air Base|B.164 RAF Schleswigland]]<hr>Unknown<hr>Wahn || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=124}}{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 84 Group Communication Squadron RAF || 1 March 1944 || Cowley Barracks || 30 November 1947 || B.61 St. Denis Westrem || Disbanded{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 85 Group Communication Squadron RAF || 1 May 1944 || [[RAF Castle Camps]] || 29 May 1946 || RAF Heston || Became No. 85 Group Communication Flight RAF{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 88 Group Communication Squadron RAF || 10 May 1945 || [[RAF Turnhouse]] || 30 September 1945 || [[Gardermoen Air Station|RAF Gardermoen]] || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=125}} |- | No. 221 Group Communication Squadron RAF || 1 January 1945 || [[Kalaymyo Airport|RAF Kalemyo]] || 1 November 1945 || RAF Mingaladon || Became Air Headquarters Netherlands East Indies Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=126}} |- | No. 232 Group Communication Squadron RAF || 27 February 1945 || [[Comilla Airport|RAF Comilla]] || 31 March 1946 || [[Yangon|RAF Rangoon]] || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=127}} |- | No. 238 Group Communication Squadron RAF || 20 April 1945 || [[Bilaspur Airport|RAF Bilaspur]] || 15 October 1945 || RAF Bilaspur || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=127}} |- | Headquarters Air Command Southeast Asia (Communication) Squadron RAF || 31 January 1944 || RAF Willingdon || 30 September 1946 || RAF Changi || Air Command Far East and Air Headquarters Malaya Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=128}} |- | Headquarters British Forces Aden Communication Squadron RAF || 21 March 1943 || RAF Khormaksar || 1 December 1951 || RAF Khormaksar || Became Aden Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=128}} |- | Headquarters Middle East Air Force Communication Squadron RAF || 1 December 1954 || RAF Nicosia || 1 February 1946 || RAF Nicosia || Became Middle East Command Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=129}} |- | Headquarters Middle East Communication Squadron RAF || 1 June 1949 || [[Kibrit Air Base|RAF Kabrit]] || 30 November 1949 || RAF Kabrit || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=129}} |- | Headquarters Royal Air Force Burma Communication Squadron RAF || 21 April 1945 || [[Bamangachhi|RAF Baigachi]] || 20 September 1945 || RAF Baigachi || Became Air Headquarters Burma Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=129}} |- | Headquarters Royal Air Force Northern Ireland Communication Squadron RAF || 19 November 1942 || [[RAF Sydenham]] || 31 March 1950 || RAF Aldergrove || Became No. 67 Group Communication Flight RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=129}} |- | Home Command Communication Squadron RAF || 1 August 1950 || RAF White Waltham || 1 April 1959 || RAF White Waltham || Became Flying Training Command Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=130}} |- | Maintenance Command Communication and Ferry Squadron RAF || 1 November 1960 || RAF Andover || 1 April 1964 || RAF Andover || Disbanded into Western Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=135}} |- | Malta Communication and Target Towing Squadron RAF || 1 July 1954 || RAF Luqa || 1 August 1963 || [[RAF Ta Kali]] || Became Malta Communication Flight RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=136}} |- | Mediterranean and Middle East Communication Squadron RAF || 1 February 1944 || RAF Maison Blanche || 1 June 1949 || RAF Kabrit || Became Headquarters Middle East Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=137}} |- | [[No. 510 Squadron RAF|Metropolitan Communication Squadron RAF]] || 8 April 1944 || RAF Hendon || 3 February 1969 || RAF Northolt || Became [[No. 32 Squadron RAF]]{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=138}} |- | Middle East Command Communication Squadron RAF || 1 October 1961 || [[RAF Khormaksar]] || 15 June 1965 || RAF Khormaksar || Became Middle East Command Communication Flight RAF{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=191}} |- | Middle East Communication Squadron RAF || 29 February 1944 || [[Almaza Air Base|RAF Heliopolis]] || 10 November 1945 || RAF Heliopolis || Became Mediterranean and Middle East Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=139}} |- | Middle East Communications Squadron RAF || 16 September 1967 || RAF Khormaksar || 17 September 1967 || RAF Khormaksar || Disbanded into No. 84 Squadron RAF{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=191}} |- | Northern Communication Squadron RAF || 1 October 1964 || [[RAF Topcliffe]] || 1 January 1967 || RAF Topcliffe || Became Training Commands Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=141}} |- | Reserve Command Communication Squadron RAF || 10 September 1946 || RAF White Waltham || 1 August 1950 || RAF White Waltham || Became Home Command Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=171}} |- | Royal Air Force Bengal/Burma Communication Squadron RAF || 4 December 1944 || [[Bamangachhi|RAF Baigachi]] || 21 April 1945 || [[Bamangachhi|RAF Baigachi]] || Became Headquarters Royal Air Force Burma Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=174}} |- | Royal Air Force Germany Communication Squadron RAF || 1 January 1959 || RAF Wildenrath || 3 February 1969 || RAF Wildenrath || Became [[No. 60 Squadron RAF]]{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=176}} |- | Southern Communication Squadron RAF || 1 August 1963 || RAF Bovingdon || 1 January 1969 || RAF Bovingdon || Became Strike Command Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=187}} |- | Strike Command Communication Squadron RAF || 1 January 1969 || RAF Bovingdon || 3 February 1969 || RAF Northolt || Became [[No. 207 Squadron RAF]]{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=187}} |- | Special Communication Squadron RAF || 1 January 1951 || RAF Kabrit || 1 September 1952 || RAF Fayid || Became Middle East Air Force Special Communication Flight RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=187}} |- | No. 1 (Communication) Squadron RAF || 27 July 1918 || RAF Hendon || 8 October 1919 || [[RAF Kenley]] || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=52}} |- | No. 2 (Communication) Squadron RAF || 1 March 1919 || [[Buc, Yvelines|RAF Buc]] || 8 October 1919 || RAF Kenley || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=52}} |- | No. 3 (Communication) Squadron RAF || February 1919 || [[Hounslow Heath Aerodrome|RAF Hounslow]] || March 1919 || RAF Hounslow || Absorbed by No. 86 Wing Headquarters Flight RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=52}} |- | No. 4 (Communication) Squadron RAF || 5 January 1919 || [[RAF Felixstowe]] || 31 December 1919 || RAF Felixstowe || Absorbed by [[No. 230 Squadron RAF]]{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=52}} |- | [[No. 5 (Communication) Squadron RAF]] || March 1919 || [[RAF Bircham Newton]] || 15 June 1919 || RAF Bircham Newton || Became [[No. 274 Squadron RAF]]{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=52}} |- | No. 6 (Communication) Squadron RAF || March 1919 || RAF Bircham Newton || 1 October 1919 || RAF Bircham Newton || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=52}} |- | No. 7 (Communication) Squadron RAF || March 1919 || RAF Bircham Newton || 1 October 1919 || RAF Bircham Newton || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=52}} |- | No. 8 (Communication) Squadron RAF || March 1919 || RAF Bircham Newton || September 1919 || RAF Bircham Newton || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=52}} |- | Supreme Commander's Headquarters (Air) Communication Squadron RAF || 15 August 1947 || RAF Palam || 17 December 1947 || RAF Palam || Royal Air Force Communication Flight{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=227}} |- | Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force (RAF) Communication Squadron RAF || 15 October 1944 || RAF Heston || 31 July 1945 || RAF Detmold || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=279}} |- | Tactical Air Force (Burma) Communication Squadron RAF || 1 December 1943 || [[Comilla Airport|RAF Comilla]] || 28 December 1943 || RAF Comilla || Became 3rd Tactical Air Force Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=279}} |- | 2nd Tactical Air Force Communication Squadron RAF || 1 April 1944<hr>1 September 1951 || RAF Hartford Bridge<hr>RAF Buckeburg || 31 March 1945<hr>1 January 1959 || RAF Buckeburg<hr>RAF Wildenrath || Became British Air Forces of Occupation Communication Squadron<hr>Became Royal Air Force Germany Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=269}} |- | [[RAF Third Tactical Air Force|3rd Tactical Air Force]] Communication Squadron RAF || 28 December 1943 || RAF Comilla || 4 December 1944 || RAF Comilla || Became Royal Air Force Bengal/Burma Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=279}} |- | Training Commands Communication Squadron RAF || 1 January 1967 || RAF Topcliffe || 3 February 1969 || [[RAF Wyton]] || Became [[No. 26 Squadron RAF]]{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=283}} |- | Transport Command Communication Squadron RAF || 1959/61 || [[RAF Upavon]] || 1 April 1964 ||[RAF Upavon || Absorbed by the Western Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=288}} |- | Turnhouse Communication Squadron RAF || 1 October 1952 || RAF Turnhouse || 28 February 1958 || RAF Turnhouse || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=289}} |- | West Africa Command Communication Squadron RAF || July 1945 || Unknown || 1 November 1945 || RAF Accra || Became West Africa Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=290}} |- | West Africa Communication Squadron RAF || 31 May 1944<hr>1 October 1946 || [[Waterloo, Sierra Leone|RAF Waterloo]], Sierra Leone<hr>[[Takoradi Airport|RAF Takoradi]] || July 1945<hr>25 September 1947 || Unknown<hr>RAF Takoradi || Became West Africa Command Communication Squadron RAF<hr>Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=290}} |- | West Africa Transport and Communication Squadron RAF || 1 November 1945 || [[Accra International Airport|RAF Accra]], Gold Coast || 1 October 1946 || RAF Takoradi, Gold Coast || Became West Africa Communication Squadron{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=290}} |- | Western Communication Squadron RAF || 1 April 1964 || RAF Andover || 3 February 1969 || RAF Andover || Became [[No. 21 Squadron RAF]]{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=290}} |- | No. 85 Wing Communication Squadron RAF || 1 July 1946 || RAF Ghent || November 1948 || RAF Utersen || Became No. 85 Wing Communication Flight RAF{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=125}} |- |}

==Units==

{| class="wikitable sortable" |- ! Unit !! Formed on !! Formed at !! Disbanded on !! Disbanded at !! Notes |- | Aden Communication Unit RAF || 1 January 1944 || Khormaksar || January 1946 || Khormaksar || Became Headquarters British Forces Aden Communication Flight{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=9}} |- | Air Command Southeast Asia Communication Unit RAF || 1 November 1943 || Willingdon, India || 31 January 1944 || Willingdon, India || Became Headquarters Air Command Southeast Asia Communication Squadron{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=14}} |- | Air Headquarters Bengal Communication Unit RAF || 24 March 1943 || Barrackpore, Bengal || 1 December 1943 || Comilla, India || Became Tactical Air Force (Burma) Communication Squadron{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=17}} |- | Communication Unit, Desert Air Force RAF || 1 July 1943 || Sorman, Libya || 1 June 1944 || Orvieto, Italy || Became Desert Air Force Communication Flight{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=52}} |- | Communication Unit, Heliopolis RAF || 18 January 1940 || Heliopolis || 19 August 1940 || Heliopolis || Became [[No. 267 Squadron RAF]]{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=51}} |- | Communication Unit, Western Desert RAF || 27 April 1942 || Ma'aten Bagush, Egypt || 1 July 1943 || Sorman, Libya || Became Communication Unit, Desert Air Force{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=52}} |- | Mediterranean Air Command Communication Unit RAF || 2 August 1943 || Maison Blanche, Algeria || 1 February 1944 || Maison Blanche, Algeria || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=137}} |- |}

==Flights== {| class="wikitable sortable" |- ! Unit !! Formed on !! Formed at !! Disbanded on !! Disbanded at !! Notes |- | No. 1 (Communication) Flight (Kenya Auxiliary Air Unit) RAF || 6 September 1939 || RAF Nairobi, Kenya || 1 November 1940 || RAF Nairobi || Merged and became the Air Headquarters East Africa Communication Squadron{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=52}} |- | No. 1 (Indian) Group Communication Flight RAF || 15 August 1945 || RAF Peshawar, India || 15 August 1947 || RAF Peshawar || Became Air Headquarters Pakistan Communication Flight{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=132}} |- | No. 2 (Indian) Group Communication Flight RAF || 1 May 1946 || RAF Yelahanka, India || 15 August 1947 || RAF Yelahanka || Became 2 Group Communication Flight, Indian Air Force{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=132}} |- | No. 3 (Indian) Group Communication Flight RAF || 1 May 1946 || RAF Barrackpore, India || 31 May 1947 || RAF Barrackpore || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=132}} |- | No. 1 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=155}} |- | No. 2 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=155}} |- | No. 3 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=155}} |- | No. 4 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=155}} |- | No. 5 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=155}} |- | No. 6 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=155}} |- | No. 7 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=155}} |- | No. 8 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=155}} |- | No. 9 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=155}} |- | No. 10 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=156}} |- | No. 11 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=156}} |- | No. 12 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=156}} |- | No. 13 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=156}} |- | No. 14 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=156}} |- | No. 15 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=156}} |- | No. 16 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=156}} |- | No. 17 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=156}} |- | No. 18 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=156}} |- | No. 19 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=156}} |- | No. 21 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=156}} |- | No. 22 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=156}} |- | No. 23 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=156}} |- | No. 24 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=156}} |- | No. 25 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=156}} |- | No. 27 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=156}} |- | No. 29 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=156}} |- | No. 38 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=156}} |- | No. 40 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=156}} |- | No. 42 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 43 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 44 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 45 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 46 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 47 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 48 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 50 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 51 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 54 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 60 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 61 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 62 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 63 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 64 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 66 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 67 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}}7 |- | No. 70 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 71 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 80 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 81 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 82 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 83 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 84 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=158}} |- | No. 85 Group Communication Flight RAF || November 1948 || RAF Utersen || 1 March 1950 || RAF Utersen || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=125}} |- | No. 87 Group Communication Flight RAF || 15 May 1945 || RAF Buc, France || 1 July 1946 || RAF Buc || Became No. 87 Wing Communication Flight{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=125}} |- | No. 88 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 91 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 92 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 93 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 100 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 106 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 201 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 202 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 203 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 204 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 205 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 206 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 207 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 210 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 211 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 212 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 216 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 218 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 219 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 221 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 222 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 223 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 224 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 225 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 226 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 227 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 228 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 229 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 230 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 231 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=159}} |- | No. 232 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=160}} |- | No. 238 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=160}} |- | No. 242 Group Communication Flight RAF || || || || || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=160}} |- | No. 85 Wing Communication Flight RAF || 10 May 1947 || Unk || 1 October 1947 || RAF Utersen || Disbanded{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=292}} |- | No. 87 Wing Communication Flight RAF || 1 July 1946 || RAF Buc || 26 August 1946 || RAF Buc, France || Royal Air Force Delegation (France) Communication Flight{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=125}} |- | 2nd Tactical Air Force Communication Flight RAF || 1 June 1943 || RAF White Waltham || 1 April 1944 || RAF Hartford Bridge || Became 2nd Tactical Air Force Communication Squadron{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=279}} |- | Air Defence of Great Britain Communication Flight RAF || January 1930<HR>1 May 1944 || RAF Northolt || February 1936<HR>1944 || RAF Northolt || Absorbed by Northolt Station Flight{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=14}}<HR>Reformed as part of the Air Defence of Great Britain Communication Squadron. Disbanded.{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=14}} |- | Air Headquarters Austria Communication Flight RAF || 5 October 1945 || RAF Klagenfurt, Austria || 15 August 1946 || RAF Klagenfurt || Became Austria Commission Flight{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=17}} |- | Air Headquarters Burma Communication Flight RAF || 14 November 1945 || RAF Mingaladon || 1 December 1947 || RAF Mingaladon || Disbanded{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=82}} |- | Air Headquarters Ceylon Communication Flight RAF || 15 October 1945 || RAF Ratmalana, Ceylon || 15 January 1947 || RAF Negombo, Ceylon || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=17}} |- | Air Headquarters Communication Flight Iraq and Persia RAF || 1 July 1945 || RAF Habbaniya, Iraq || 1 March 1946 || RAF Habbaniya || Became Air Headquarters Iraq Communication Flight{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=17}} |- | Air Headquarters East Africa Communication Flight RAF || 16 November 1942<HR>1 August 1944<HR>September 1954 || RAF Eastleigh, Kenya || February 1944<HR>15 September 1951<HR>Unk || RAF Eastleigh || Became the Air Transport Flight<hr>Became the Eastleigh Communication Flight<HR>Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=17}} |- | Air Headquarters Eastern Mediterranean Communication Flight RAF || 1 February 1944 || RAF Mariut, Eqypt || 15 March 1946 || RAF Mariut || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=17}} |- | Air Headquarters Egypt Communication Flight RAF || 31 August 1944 || RAF Heliopolis, Eqypt || 1 April 1946 || RAF Heliopolis || Absorbed by the Mediterranean and Middle East Communication Squadron{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=17}} |- | Air Headquarters Greece Communication Flight RAF || January 1945 || RAF Hassani, Greece || 11 January 1947 || RAF Hassani || Became the Royal Air Force Delegation (Greece) Communication Flight{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=17}} |- | Air Headquarters India Communication Flight RAF || 16 August 1939 || RAF Lahore || 21 January 1942 || RAF Willingdon || Disbanded{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=167}} |- | Air Headquarters Iraq Communication Flight RAF || 1 March 1946 || RAF Habbaniya, Iraq || 5 August 1954 || RAF Habbaniya || Became the Iraq Communication Flight{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=18}} |- | Air Headquarters Italy Communication Flight RAF || 15 August 1946 || RAF Udine, Italy || 27 September 1947 || RAF Udine || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=18}} |- | Air Headquarters Malta Communication Flight RAF || 1 March 1944 || RAF Hal Far, Malta || 31 May 1946 || RAF Luqa || Became the Malta Communications and Target Towing Squadron{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=18}} |- | Air Headquarters Middle East Communication Flight RAF || February 1942 || Eqypt || 1942 || Unknown || {{sfn|Lake|1999|p=18}} |- | Allied Expeditionary Air Force Communication Flight RAF || 13 December 1943 || RAF Heston || 6 April 1944 || RAF Heston || Became the Allied Expeditionary Air Force Communication Squadron{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=27}} |- | Andover Communication Flight RAF || 28 March 1927 || RAF Andover || 10 September 1938 || RAF Andover || Became the Staff College Station Flight{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=28}} |- | Army Co-Operation Command Communication Flight RAF || 1 December 1940 || RAF White Waltham || 31 May 1943 || RAF White Waltham || Became the 2nd Tactical Air Force Communication Flight{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=34}} |- | Austria Commission Flight RAF || 15 August 1946 || RAF Klagenfurt || 1 November 1947 || RAF Klagenfurt || Disbanded{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=17}} |- | Balkan Air Force Communication Flight RAF || 7 June 1944 || RAF Bari || 16 July 1945 || RAF Bari || Disbanded{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=70}} |- | Berlin Air Command (RAF) Communication Flight RAF || 24 May 1945 || RAF Gatow || 1 August 1945 || B.58 Melsbroek || Became British Air Command Berlin Communication Flight RAF{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=79}} |- | Bomber Command Communication Flight RAF || 1942 || RAF Halton || 1956 || RAF Halton || <ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.abct.org.uk/airfields/airfield-finder/halton/ |title=Halton |publisher=[[Airfields of Britain Conservation Trust]]|accessdate=29 April 2020}}</ref> Became Bomber Command Communication Squadron. |- | British Air Command Berlin Communication Flight RAF || 1 August 1945 || RAF Gatow || 28 February || RAF Gatow || Disbanded{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=81}} |- | Civil Aircraft Flight, National Air Communications RAF || September 1939 || RAF Doncaster || 1 May 1940 || RAF Doncaster || Became [[No. 271 Squadron RAF]]{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=86}} |- | Coastal Command Communication Flight RAF || May 1952 || RAF Bovingdon || 30 June 1963 || RAF Bovingdon || Disbanded into Bomber/Fighter/Coastal Communication Squadron RAF{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=92}} |- | Communication Flight, Aden RAF || 1 April 1942 || RAF Khormaksar || 21 March 1943 || RAF Khormaksar || Became HQ British Forces Aden Communications Flight RAF{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=32}} |- | Communication Flight, Air Headquarters New Delhi RAF || November 1930 || RAF Willingdon || 1 April 1942 || RAF Willingdon || Became No. 224 Group Communication Flight{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=51}} |- | Communication Flight, Air Headquarters Western Desert RAF || 9 October 1941 || RAF Ma'aten Bagush || 27 April 1942 || RAF Ma'aten Bagush || Became Communication Unit, Western Desert{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=51}} |- | Communication Flight, Aldermaston RAF || || || || || |- | Communication Flight, Dar es Salaam (Air Defence Unit, Tanganyika) RAF || || || || || |- | Communication Flight, Dum Dum RAF || || || || || |- | Communication Flight, Eastleigh RAF || || || || || |- | Communication Flight, GHQ Royal Flying Corps, France RAF || || || || || |- | Communication Flight, Heliopolis RAF || || || || || |- | Communication Flight, Iraq RAF || || || || || |- | Communication Flight, Iraq and Persia RAF || || || || || |- | Communication Flight, Khartoum RAF (see 117 Squadron) || || || || || |- | Communication Flight, Lydda RAF || || || || || |- | Communication Flight, Malta RAF || 1 February 1943 || RAF Hal Far || 1 March 1943 || RAF Hal Far || Disbanded into Malta Air Sea Rescue & Communication Flight{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=186}} |- | Communication Flight, Nicosia RAF || || || || || |- | Communication Flight, Ramleh RAF || || || || || |- | Communication Flight, Takoradi RAF || || || || || |- | Desert Air Force Communication Flight RAF || 20 August 1943<HR>1 September 1945 || RAF Francesco<HR>RAF Feletto Umbero || October 1945<HR>30 June 1946 || RAF Udine<HR>RAF Campoformido || Disbanded{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=101}}<HR>Merged with AHQ Italy Communication Squadron{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=101}} |- | Eastleigh Communication Flight RAF || 15 September 1951 || RAF Eastleigh, Africa || June 1953 || RAF Eastleigh || Previously East Africa Communication Squadron{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=102}} |- | Flying Training Command Communication Flight RAF || 27 May 1940 || RAF White Waltham || 31 March 1953 || RAF White Waltham || Merged into Home Command Communication Flight{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=134}} |- | Free French Communication Flight RAF || 2 June 1941 || RAF Heliopolis || June 1942 || Heliopolis || Controlled by No. 267 Squadron{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=140}} |- | HQ British Forces Aden Communications Flight RAF || 21 March 1943<hr>January 1946 || RAF Khormaksar || 1 January 1944<hr>1 December 1951 || RAF Khormaksar || Became Aden Communication Unit{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=32}}<hr>Became Aden Communication Squadron{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=32}} |- | Headquarters Combat Cargo Task Force Communication Flight RAF || 5 February 1945 || RAF Comilla || 27 February 1945 || RAF Comilla || Became No. 232 Group Communication Flight{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=95}} |- | HQ Far East Communication Flight RAF || April 1940 || RAF Seletar || September 1940 || RAF Seletar || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=109}} |- | HQ Middle East Air Force Flight RAF || 15 March 1950 || RAF Ismailia || 1 December 1954 || RAF Nicosia || Became HQ Middle East Air Force Communication Squadron{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=190}} |- | Headquarters Rhodesian Air Training Wing Communication Flight RAF || 1 December 1946 || RAF Kumalo || 10 May 1948 || RAF Kumalo || Became Rhodesian Air Training Group Communication Squadron{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=224}} |- | Headquarters RAF Northern Ireland Communication Flight RAF || October 1940 || RAF Sydenham || 31 March 1950 || RAF Aldergrove || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=194}} |- | Helicopter Communications Flight RAF || 1 December 1960 || RAF South Cerney || 31 October 1961 || RAF Gutersloh || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=164}} |- | Home Communication Flight RAF || 1 February 1927 || RAF Northolt || 10 July 1933 || RAF Hendon || Absorbed into No. 24 Squadron{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=165}} |- | Inland Area Communications Flight RAF || 1 April 1920 || RAF Northolt || 1 February 1927 || RAF Northolt || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=168}} |- | Iraq Communication Flight RAF || 5 August 1954 || RAF Habbaniya || 23 June 1955 || RAF Habbaniya || Became AHQ Levant Communications Flight{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=169}} |- | Kuala Lumpur Communication Flight RAF || 1 August 1952 || RAF Kuala Lumpur || 15 February 1954 || RAF Kuala Lumpur || Disbanded into No. 267 Squadron{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=171}} |- | Light Communication Trial Flight RAF || 15 January 1948 || RAF Ismailia || 1 July 1949 || RAF Ismailia || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=173}} |- | Maintenance Command Communication Flight RAF || Unk || RAF Andover || 1 August 1949 || RAF Andover || Became Maintenance Command Communication Squadron{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=175}} |- | Malta Air Sea Rescue & Communication Flight RAF || 1 March 1943 || RAF Hal Far || 1 March 1944 || RAF Hal Far || Became Malta Communications Flight{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=53}} |- | Malta Communications Flight RAF || 1 August 1963 || RAF Ta Kali || 30 June 1968 || RAF Luqa || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=186}} |- | Mediterranean Allied Coastal Air Forces Communication Flight RAF || 1 January 1944 || RAF Blida || 1 June 1945 || RAF Marcianise || Disbanded into Mediterranean and Middle East Communication Flight{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=188}} |- | Mediterranean Allied Tactical Air Forces Communication Flight RAF || 1 January 1944 || RAF Bari || 7 January 1944 || RAF Bari || Became Mediterranean Allied Tactical Air Force Communication Flight RAF{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=188}} |- | Mediterranean Allied Tactical Air Force Communication Flight RAF || 7 January 1944 || RAF Bari || 6 July 1945 || RAF Peretola || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=188}} |- | Mediterranean Tactical Air Forces Communication Flight RAF || 1 January 1944 || RAF Bari || October 1944 || RAF Pomigliano || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=188}} |- | Middle East Air Force Communication Flight RAF || 1 December 1949 || RAF Ismailia || 15 March 1950 || RAF Ismailia || Became HQ Middle East Air Force Flight{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=190}} |- | Middle East Air Force Special Communication Flight RAF || 1 September 1952 || RAF Fayid || 1 December 1954 || RAF Fayid || Merged with MEAF Communications Flight, Nicosia to become HQ MEAF Communication Squadron{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=190}} |- | Middle East Command Communication Flight RAF || 15 June 1965 || RAF Khormaksar || 1 September 1967 || RAF Khormaksar || Disbanded{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=191}} |- | Northwest African Air Forces Communication Flight RAF || 1 February 1943 || RAF Bone || 1 January 1944 || RAF El Aouina || Disbanded into Mediterranean and Middle East Communication Squadron{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=194}} |- | Northwest African Coastal Air Force Communication Flight RAF || 17 February 1943 || RAF Maison Blanche || 1 January 1944 || RAF Maison Blanche || Became Mediterranean Allied Coastal Air Forces Communication Flight RAF{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=194}} |- | Northwest African Tactical Air Force Communication Flight RAF || November 1943 || RAF Bari || 1 January 1944 || RAF Bari || Became Mediterranean Allied Tactical Air Forces Communication Flight RAF{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=196}} |- | Overseas Staff College Communication Flight RAF || September 1945 || RAF Larnaca || || RAF Ramat David || Became RAF Staff College (Overseas) Communication Flight{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=208}} |- | Reserve Command Communication Flight RAF || 1 February 1939<hr>10 September 1946 || RAF Hendon<hr>RAF White Waltham || 27 May 1940<hr>1 August 1950 || RAF White Waltham || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=223}}<hr>Became the Home Command Communication Squadron{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=223}} |- | Royal Air Force Communication Flight || 17 December 1947 || RAF Palam || 30 June 1948 || RAF Mauripur || Disbanded. Operated Dakota's and York's{{sfn|Lake|1999|p=175}} |- | Royal Air Force Mission to Belgium Communication Flight RAF || Unk || Unk || Unk || Unk || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=78}} |- | Royal Air Force Mission to Denmark Communication Flight RAF || 15 July 1945 || RAF Kastrup || 26 October 1947 || RAF Kastrup || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=100}} |- | Royal Air Force Delegation (France) Communication Flight RAF || 26 August 1946 || RAF Buckeburg || 15 November 1947 || RAF Toussus-Le-Noble || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=140}} |- | Royal Air Force Delegation (Greece) Communication Flight RAF || 11 January 1947 || RAF Hassani || 30 April 1952 || RAF Ellenikon || NOTE: Hassani renamed to Ellenikon on 1 August 1949{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=148}} |- | RAF Far East Communication Flight || 15 January 1947 || RAF Changi || 15 October 1947 || RAF Changi || Became Far East Communication Squadron{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=109}} |- | Royal Air Force Staff College Communication Flight RAF || 24 June 1946 || RAF White Waltham || 10 September 1946 || RAF White Waltham || Became RAF Staff College Flight{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=228}} |- | Royal Air Force Staff College (Overseas) Communication Flight RAF || 16 July 1945 || RAF Ramat David || 5 November 1946 || RAF Lydda || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=228}} |- | Royal Hellenic Air Force Communication Flight RAF || 1 March 1945 || RAF Maleme || 10 September 1946 || RAF Hassani || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=229}} |- | South Eastern Area Communication Flight RAF || 29 April 1919 || RAF Northolt || 1 April 1920 || RAF Northolt || Became Inland Area Communications Flight{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=253}} |- | Southern Rhodesia Communications Flight RAF || 1943 || RAF Belvedere || Unk || Unk || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=254}} |- | Technical Training Command Communication Flight RAF || 27 May 1940 || RAF White Waltham || 1 April 1964 || RAF Wyton || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=270}} |- | Training Command Communication Flight RAF || September 1939 || RAF Ternhill || 27 May 1940 || RAF White Waltham || {{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=274}} |- | Transport Command Communication Flight RAF || 8 April 1944 || RAF Hendon || 1959 || RAF Hendon || Became Transport Command Communication Squadron{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=281}} |- | Wessex Bombing Area Communication Flight RAF || 12 April 1926 || RAF Andover || 28 March 1927 || RAF Andover || Disbanded into Andover Communication Flight{{sfn|Sturtivant|Hamlin|2007|p=285}} |- |}

==References== ===Citations=== {{Reflist}}

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