Commanding Officers
| From | To | Name | Remark |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 1940 | Dec 1940 | S/Ldr. Douglas R. Scott | British Officer |
| 4 Sep 1940 | 17 Oct 1940 | Kpt. pil. Tadeusz Rolski | ad interim Polish co-commander |
| 18 Oct 1940 | 11 Nov 1940 | Maj. pol. Jerzy Orzechowski | Polish co-commander |
| Dec 1940 | Mar 1941 | S/Ldr. D.E. Gilliam, DFC, AFC | British Officer |
| 12 Nov 1940 | 30 Jun 1941 | Kpt. pil. Tadeusz Rolski | First as co-commander, from March 1941 as Squadron Leader |
| 1 Jul 1941 | 14 Aug 1941 | Kpt. pil. Jerzy Zaremba | |
| 15 Aug 1941 | 29 Aug 1941 | Por. pil. Jerzy Słoński-Ostoja, VM | |
| 30 Aug 1941 | 14 Apr 1941 | Maj. pil. Antoni Wczelik | |
| 15 Apr 1941 | 22 Aug 1942 | Kpt. pil. Tadeusz Czerwiński, KW | |
| 23 Aug 1942 | 13 Mar 1943 | Kpt. pil. Kazimierz Rutkowski, DFC | |
| 14 Mar 1943 | 1 Jan 1944 | Kpt. pil Włodzimierz Karwowski | |
| 2 Jan 1944 | 7 Jun 1944 | Kpt. pil. Stanisław Łapka | |
| 8 Jun 1944 | 23 Jun 1944 | Kpt. pil. Janusz Marciniak | |
| 27 Jun 1944 | 25 Sep 1944 | Kpt. pil. Paweł Niemiec | |
| 26 Sep 1944 | 24 May 1945 | Kpt. pil. Józef Żulikowski | |
| 25 May 1945 | May 1946 | Kpt. pil. Józef Jeka, DFM | |
| May 1946 | Jan 1947 | Kpt. pil. Tadeusz Andersz |
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