Commanding Officers
| From | To | Name | Remark |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 1941 | Jun 1941 | S/Ldr. H.D. Cooke | British Officer |
| Jun 1941 | Sep 1941 | Maj. Stanisław Pietraszkiewicz | |
| Sep 1941 | Nov 1941 | Kpt. Władysław Szczęśniewski | |
| Nov 1941 | May 1942 | Maj. Stefan Janus, VM, DFC | |
| May 1942 | Oct 1942 | Maj. Mieczysław Wiórkiewicz | |
| Oct 1942 | Apr 1943 | Kpt. Tadeusz Sawicz | |
| Apr 1943 | Feb 1944 | Kpt. Jerzy Popławski, DFC | |
| Feb 1944 | Aug 1944 | Kpt. Eugeniusz Horbaczewski, DSO | |
| Aug 1944 | Apr 1945 | Kpt. Tadeusz Andersz | |
| Apr 1945 | Feb 1946 | Kpt. Władysław Potocki | |
| Feb 1946 | Dec 1946 | Kpt. Janusz Siekierski | |
| Tadeusz Tamowicz |
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