Commanding Officers
| From | To | Name |
|---|---|---|
| March 1930 | March 1935 | W/Cdr. A.S.W. Dore, DSO, TD |
| March 1935 | January 1939 | S/Ldr. C.P. Gabriel |
| January 1939 | March 1940 | S/Ldr. R.A. Budd |
| March 1940 | August 1941 | S/Ldr. M.F. Anderson |
| August 1941 | August 1941 | W/Cdr. Appleton |
| August 1941 | July 1942 | W/Cdr. J. Cunningham, DSO & Bar, DFC |
| July 1942 | April 1943 | W/Cdr. Wood, AFC |
| April 1943 | July 1944 | W/Cdr. M.H. Constable-Maxwell, DFC |
| July 1944 | 18 April 1945 | W/Cdr. F.D. Hughes, DFC & 2 Bars |
| June 1946 | January 1948 | W/Cdr. J. Cunningham, DSO & 2 Bars, DFC & Bar |
| January 1948 | May 1951 | S/Ldr. K.T. Lofts, DFC & Bar |
| May 1951 | September 1953 | S/Ldr. A. Deytrikh |
| September 1953 | March 1957 | S/Ldr. T.P. Turnbull, DFC |
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