Squadron Bases
| From | To | Base |
|---|---|---|
| 23 Mar 1915 | 3 Aug 1915 | Dover, Kent |
| 3 Aug 1915 | 15 Oct 1915 | Eastchurch, Isle of Sheppey, Kent |
| 31 Dec 1916 | 1 Apr 1917 | Coudekerque, Belgium |
| 1 Apr 1917 | 2 Jan 1918 | Bray Dunes, France |
| 2 Jan 1918 | 6 Mar 1918 | Walmer, Kent |
| 6 Mar 1918 | 13 Apr 1918 | Bray Dunes, France |
| 13 Apr 1918 | 30 Apr 1918 | Téteghem, France |
| 30 Apr 1918 | 9 May 1918 | Cappelle, France |
| 9 May 1918 | 24 Oct 1918 | Téteghem, France |
| 24 Oct 1918 | 11 Feb 1919 | Heule (near Kortrijk), Belgium |
| 11 Feb 1919 | 31 Dec 1919 | RAF Waddington, Lincolnshire (as a cadre) |
| 1 Feb 1929 | 27 Sep 1935 | RAF Mount Batten, Devon |
| 27 Sep 1935 | 22 Oct 1935 | RAF Aboukir, Egypt |
| 22 Oct 1935 | 5 Aug 1936 | Alexandria, Egypt |
| 5 Aug 1936 | 2 Apr 1940 | RAF Mount Batten, Devon |
| 2 Apr 1940 | 5 Apr 1941 | RAF Sullom Voe, Shetland |
| 5 Apr 1941 | 15 Jul 1941 | Reykjavík, Iceland |
| 15 Jul 1941 | 28 Aug 1941 | RAF Gibraltar, Gibraltar |
| 28 Aug 1941 | 28 Jan 1944 | Bathurst/Half Die, Gambia (Dets. at Gibraltar; Jui, Sierra Leone and Port-Étienne, Mauritania) |
| 28 Jan 1944 | 1 Apr 1944 | Jui, Sierra Leone (Dets. at Half Die and Port-Étienne) |
| 1 Apr 1944 | 8 Apr 1944 | Half Die, Gambia |
| 8 Apr 1944 | 30 Jun 1945 | Jui, Sierra Leone (Dets. at Half Die, Port-Étienne, Fisherman Lake, Liberia and Abidjan, Ivory Coast) |
| 1 Aug 1947 | 22 Feb 1951 | RAF Kabrit, Egypt |
| 22 Feb 1951 | 20 Feb 1953 | RAF Fayid, Egypt |
| 1 Jan 1954 | 1 Apr 1971 | RAF Ballykelly, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland |
| 1 Apr 1971 | 28 Apr 1972 | RAF Honington, Suffolk (Dets. at Majunga, Madagascar; Tengah, Singapore and Masirah, Oman) |
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