Royal Air Force - Structure

Structure

Royal Air Force
Components
  • Royal Air Force
  • RAF Regiment
  • RAF Volunteer Reserve
  • RAF Medical Services
  • Nursing Service (PMRAFNS)
  • Royal Auxiliary Air Force
  • RAF Police
History
  • History
  • Timeline
Aircraft
List of RAF aircraft
Structure
  • Air Command
  • No. 1 Group
  • No. 2 Group
  • Joint Force Air Component
    Headquarters (JFACHQ)
  • No. 22 Group
  • Stations
Personnel
  • Officer ranks
  • Other ranks

The professional head of the RAF is the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Chief Marshal Sir Stephen Dalton. The CAS heads the Air Force Board, which is a committee of the Defence Council. The Air Force Board is the management board of the RAF and consists of several high-ranking officers.

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