RAAF Base Edinburgh - RAAF Units

RAAF Units

Surveillance and Response Group
No 92 Wing - maritime operations
10SQN No. 10 Squadron - Orion maritime patrol aircraft
11SQN No. 11 Squadron - Orion maritime patrol aircraft
Others
292SQN No. 292 Squadron - Air and Ground crew training
1RSU No. 1 Radar Surveillance Unit
44WG DET EDN No. 44 Wing Detachment Edinburgh - Air Traffic Control
Aerospace Operational Support Group
Information Warfare Wing (TU 646.7.1)
JEWOSU Joint Electronic Warfare Operational Support Unit
RAAF AIS RAAF Aeronautical Information Service
87SQN No. 87 Squadron - Air Intelligence
462SQN No. 462 Squadron - information security
Air Systems Development and Test Wing (TU 646.7.2)
AFTS Aircraft Research and Development Unit (ARDU) Flight Test Squadron (AFTS)
ASES ARDU Systems Engineering Squadron (ASES)
ASCEA Aircraft/Stores Compatibility Engineering Agency (ASCEA)
AVMED Institute of Aviation Medicine (AVMED)
Woomera Test Range (TU 646.7.3)
HQWTR Headquarters Woomera Test Range (HQWTR)
WTROPS WTR Range Operations Branch
WRA RAAF Woomera Airfield
WPA Woomera Prohibited Area
WTRENG WTR Range Engineering Branch
Combat Support Group
1AFDS No. 1 Airfield Defence Squadron - Airfield Defence Guards
24SQN No. 24 Squadron - RAAF Edinburgh Combat Support

The main aircraft type operating from Edinburgh is the AP-3C Orion maritime patrol aircraft. However, the base has recently (2006–2011) undergone a massive upgrade to accommodate 7RAR and supporting army units.

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