List of Royal Air Force Wings - Wings By Number

Wings By Number

No. 1 Wing RAF
No. 2 Wing RAF
No. 3 Wing RAF
No. 4 Wing RAF
No. 5 Wing RAF

No.s 6-33 Wing

No 34 Wing RAF (EAW (ISTAR) RAF Waddington)

No.s 35-37 Wings

No 38 Wing RAF (EAW (Air Transport) RAF Lyneham)
No. 39 Wing RAF
No. 40 Wing RAF
No. 41 Wing RAF
No. 42 Wing RAF
No. 43 Wing RAF
No. 44 Wing RAF
No. 45 Wing RAF
No. 46 Wing RAF
No. 47 Wing RAF
No. 48 Wing RAF
No. 49 Wing RAF
No. 50 Wing RAF- Army Co-operation in France 1939-40 - No.s 4, 13, and 16 Squadrons flying Westland Lysanders.
No. 51 Wing RAF
No. 52 Wing RAF
No. 53 Wing RAF
No. 54 Wing RAF
No. 55 Wing RAF
No. 56 Wing RAF
No. 57 Wing RAF
No. 58 Wing RAF
No. 59 Wing RAF
No. 60 Wing RAF
No. 61 Wing RAF
No. 62 Wing RAF
No. 63 Wing RAF
No. 64 Wing RAF
No. 65 Wing RAF
No. 66 Wing RAF
No. 67 Wing RAF
No. 68 Wing RAF
No. 69 Wing RAF
No. 70 Wing RAF - in September 1939, comprised Nos. 18 and 57 Squadrons at RAF Upper Heyford as part of No. 2 Group RAF
No. 71 Wing RAF
No. 72 Wing RAF
No. 73 Wing RAF
No. 74 Wing RAF
No. 75 Wing RAF - when with the RAF Advanced Air Striking Force in May 1940, consisted of No. 88 Squadron at Mourmelon, No. 103 Squadron RAF at Betheniville, and No. 208 Squadron RAF at Auberive, all three equipped with Fairey Battles.
No. 76 Wing RAF
No. 77 Wing RAF
No. 78 Wing RAF - Chain Home technical control wing at RAF Ashburton in Devon.
No. 79 Wing RAF
No. 80 (Signals) Wing RAF
No. 81 Wing RAF
No. 82 Wing RAF
No. 83 Wing RAF - the Wing consisted of Nos 107 and 110 Squadrons flying Bristol Blenheims from RAF Wattisham, forming part of No. 2 Group RAF at the outbreak of World War II
No. 84 Wing RAF
No. 85 Wing RAF - HQ, 85 Wing was at Uetersen, Germany from 1 Sep 1947 – 31 Oct 1948.
No. 86 Wing RAF
No. 87 Wing RAF
No. 88 Wing RAF
No. 89 Wing RAF
No. 90 Wing RAF
No. 91 Wing RAF
No. 96 Wing RAF
No. 100 Wing RAF
No. 101 Wing RAF
No. 102 Wing RAF
No. 103 Wing RAF
No. 104 Wing RAF
No. 105 Wing RAF
No. 106 Wing RAF
No. 107 Wing RAF
No. 108 Wing RAF
No. 109 Wing RAF
No. 110 Wing RAF
No. 111 Wing RAF
No. 112 Wing RAF
No. 113 Wing RAF
No. 114 Wing RAF
No. 115 Wing RAF
No. 116 Wing RAF
No. 117 Wing RAF
No. 118 Wing RAF
No. 119 Wing RAF
No. 120 Wing RAF
No. 121 Wing RAF - RAF Coningsby - No 121 EAW (Multi Role)
No. 122 Wing RAF - RAF Cottesmore - No 122 EAW (Fighter / Ground Attack)
No. 123 Wing RAF
No. 124 Wing RAF
No. 125 Wing RAF - RAF Leuchars - No 125 EAW (Fighter)
No. 126 Wing RAF
No. 127 Wing RAF
No. 128 Wing RAF
No. 129 Wing RAF
No. 130 Wing RAF
No. 131 Wing RAF - as 131 Polish Fighter Wing, consisting of 302, 308, and 317 Squadrons, attacked by Jagdgeschwader 1 during Operation Bodenplatte
No. 132 Wing RAF
No. 133 Wing RAF
No. 134 Wing RAF
No. 135 Wing RAF
No. 136 Wing RAF
No. 137 Wing RAF
No. 138 Wing RAF (RAF Marham) (Fighter / Ground Attack)
No. 139 Wing RAF
No. 140 Wing RAF
No. 141 Wing RAF
No. 142 Wing RAF
No. 143 Wing RAF
No. 144 Wing RAF
No. 145 Wing RAF
No. 146 Wing RAF
No. 147 Wing RAF
No. 148 Wing RAF
No. 149 Wing RAF
No. 150 Wing RAF
No. 151 Wing RAF - fought alongside the Soviets on the Kola Peninsula during the first months of Operation Barbarossa during World War II. After the war, an air defence missile formation.
No. 152 Wing RAF
No. 153 Wing RAF
No. 154 Wing RAF
No. 155 Wing RAF
No. 156 Wing RAF
No. 157 Wing RAF
No. 159 Wing RAF
No. 160 Wing RAF
No. 164 Wing RAF
No. 165 Wing RAF
No. 166 Wing RAF
No. 167 Wing RAF
No. 168 Wing RAF
No. 169 Wing RAF
No. 170 Wing RAF
No. 171 Wing RAF
No. 172 Wing RAF
No. 173 Wing RAF
No. 174 Wing RAF
No. 175 Wing RAF
No. 177 Wing RAF
No. 179 Wing RAF
No. 180 Wing RAF
No. 181 Wing RAF
No. 182 Wing RAF
No. 183 Wing RAF
No. 183 Wing RAF
No. 184 Wing RAF
No. 185 Wing RAF
No. 186 Wing RAF
No. 187 Wing RAF
No. 188 Wing RAF
No. 189 Wing RAF
No. 190 Wing RAF
No. 191 Wing RAF
No. 192 Wing RAF
No. 215 Wing RAF
No. 231 Wing RAF
No. 232 Wing RAF
No. 233 Wing RAF
No. 234 Wing RAF
No. 235 Wing RAF
No. 236 Wing RAF
No. 237 Wing RAF
No. 238 Wing RAF
No. 239 Wing RAF
No. 240 Wing RAF
No. 241 Wing RAF
No. 242 Wing RAF
No. 243 Wing RAF
No. 244 Wing RAF
No. 245 Wing RAF
No. 246 Wing RAF
No. 247 Wing RAF
No. 248 Wing RAF
No. 249 Wing RAF
No. 250 Wing RAF
No. 251 Wing RAF
No. 252 Wing RAF
No. 253 Wing RAF
No. 254 Wing RAF
No. 255 Wing RAF
No. 256 Wing RAF
No. 257 Wing RAF
No. 258 Wing RAF
No. 259 Wing RAF
No. 260 Wing RAF
No. 261 Wing RAF
No. 262 Wing RAF
No. 263 Wing RAF
No. 264 Wing RAF
No. 265 Wing RAF
No. 266 Wing RAF
No. 267 Wing RAF
No. 268 Wing RAF
No. 269 Wing RAF
No. 270 Wing RAF
No. 272 Wing RAF
No. 273 Wing RAF
No. 274 Wing RAF
No. 275 Wing RAF
No. 276 Wing RAF
No. 280 Wing RAF
No. 281 Wing RAF
No. 282 Wing RAF
No. 283 Wing RAF
No. 284 Wing RAF
No. 285 Wing RAF
No. 286 Wing RAF
No. 287 Wing RAF
No. 292 Wing RAF
No. 293 Wing RAF
No. 294 Wing RAF
No. 295 Wing RAF
No. 296 Wing RAF
No. 297 Wing RAF
No. 298 Wing RAF Included 26 Squadron SAAF
No. 300 Wing RAF
No. 301 Wing RAF
No. 302 Wing RAF
No. 303 Wing RAF
No. 321 Wing RAF
No. 322 Wing RAF
No. 323 Wing RAF
No. 324 Wing RAF
No. 325 Wing RAF

(a) 14/9/42 - 30/6/43 - (Naval Co-operation) (b) 25/8/43 - 12/8/44 - (General Reconnaissance)links (c) 1 Apr 2006 - c.2009(?) - Expeditionary Air Wing - RAF Kinloss - Maritime Patrol and Surveillance

No. 326 Wing RAF
No. 328 Wing RAF
No. 329 Wing RAF
No. 330 Wing RAF
No. 332 Wing RAF
No. 333 Wing RAF
No. 334 Wing RAF
No. 335 Wing RAF
No. 336 Wing RAF
No. 337 Wing RAF
No. 338 Wing RAF
No. 339 Wing RAF
No. 340 Wing RAF
No. 341 Wing RAF
No. 342 Wing RAF
No. 343 Wing RAF
No. 344 Wing RAF
No. 345 Wing RAF
No. 346 Wing RAF
No. 347 Wing RAF
No. 348 Wing RAF
No. 349 Wing RAF
No. 350 Wing RAF
No. 351 Wing RAF
No. 500 Wing RAF
No. 551 Wing RAF
No. 552 Wing RAF
No. 553 Wing RAF
No. 554 Wing RAF
No. 700 Wing RAF
No. 701 Wing RAF
No. 900 Wing RAF
No. 901 Wing RAF
No. 902 Wing RAF
No. 900 Wing RAF
No. 904 Wing RAF
No. 905 Wing RAF
No. 906 Wing RAF
No. 907 Wing RAF
No. 908 Wing RAF
No. 909 Wing RAF
No. 910 Wing RAF

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