Ground Units Based At RAF Leeming
- No. 609 (West Riding) Auxiliary Squadron (Force protection) 1998-
- 34 Squadron RAF Regiment RAF 2001-
- 135 Expeditionary Air Wing
- Base Support Wing
- Administrative Squadron
- Plans and Business Squadron
- Finance Department
- Forward Support Wing
- Forward Support Sqn
- Logistics Sqn
- Operations Wing
- Operations Squadron
- Air Movements Squadron
- Airfield Support Squadron
- 90 Signals Unit
- Force Generation Wing
- Engineering Support Sqn
- Operational Evaluation and Conversion Sqn
- Operations Sqn
- Tactical Communications Wing
- 1 Field Communications (FC) Squadrons
- 2 Field Communications (FC) Squadrons
- 3 Field Communications (FC) Squadrons
- 4 Field Communications (FC) Squadrons
- 5 Information Services (IS) Squadrons
- Force Generation Wing
- 2 Force Protection Wing
- 10 Field Squadron (Air Support) Royal Engineers (part of 39 Engineer Regiment)
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