Squadrons and Stations
Between 1942 and 1945
- No. 7 Squadron RAF - Stirling, then Lancaster
- No. 35 Squadron RAF - Halifax, then Lancaster
- No. 83 Squadron RAF - Lancaster
- No. 97 Squadron RAF - Lancaster
- No. 105 Squadron RAF - Mosquito
- No. 109 Squadron RAF - Wellington, then Mosquito - Oboe
- No. 128 Squadron RAF - Mosquito formed 1944
- No. 139 Squadron RAF - Mosquito
- No. 142 Squadron RAF - Mosquito formed 1944
- No. 156 Squadron RAF - Wellington, then Lancaster
- No. 162 Squadron RAF - Mosquito formed 1944
- No. 163 Squadron RAF - Mosquito formed 1945
- No. 405 Squadron RCAF - Halifax, then Lancaster
- No. 571 Squadron RAF - Mosquito formed 1944
- No. 582 Squadron RAF - Lancaster formed 1944
- No. 608 Squadron RAF - Mosquito formed 1944
- No. 627 Squadron RAF - Mosquito formed 1943
- No. 635 Squadron RAF - Lancaster formed 1944
- No. 692 Squadron RAF - Mosquito formed 1944
83, 97 and 627 Squadrons were passed to 5 Group in April 1944
- Stations
- RAF Bourn
- RAF Downham Market
- RAF Gravely
- RAF Gransden Lodge
- RAF Little Staughton
- RAF Marham
- RAF Oakington
- RAF Upwood
- RAF Warboys
- RAF Wyton
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