Aircraft Operated
- 1912 - Bristol Boxkite
- 1912 - Breguet G.3 biplane
- 1912 - Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.1
- 1912 - Farman S.7 Longhorn
- 1912 - Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2
- 1912 - Henry Farman Biplane
- 1912 - Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2a
- 1914 - Farman S.11 Shorthorn
- 1914 - Royal Aircraft Factory R.E.1
- 1914 - Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2c
- 1914 - Royal Aircraft Factory R.E.5
- 1915 - Vickers FB.5
- 1915 - Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2b
- 1915 - Bristol Scout
- 1916 - Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2d
- 1917 - Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2e
- 1917 - Armstrong Whitworth F.K.8
- 1920 - Bristol F.2b Fighter
- 1929 - Armstrong Whitworth Atlas
- 1933 - Hawker Audax
- 1937 - Hawker Hector
- 1938 - Westland Lysander I
- 1940 - Westland Lysander II
- 1940 - Westland Lysander III
- 1941 - Curtiss Tomahawk I
- 1941 - Curtiss Tomahawk II
- 1942 - North American Mustang I
- 1944 - North American Mustang IA
- 1944 - North American Mustang II
- 1944 - Vickers-Supermarine Spitfire XIV
- 1945 - Vickers-Supermarine Spitfire XI
- 1946 - Vickers-Supermarine Spitfite PR19
- 1950 - Gloster Meteor FR9
- 1951 - Gloster Meteor PR10
- 1956 - Supermarine Swift FR5
- 1961 - Hawker Hunter FR10
- 1970 - McDonell-Douglas Phantom FGR2
- 1976 - SEPECAT Jaguar GR1
- 1988 - Tornado GR1A
- ???? - Tornado GR4/4A
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