List of Royal Air Force Aircraft Independent Flights

List Of Royal Air Force Aircraft Independent Flights

This is a list of Royal Air Force independent Flights. An independent Flight is a military administrative structure which is used to command flying units where the number of aircraft is not large enough to warrant a fully fledged squadron.

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