List of Commanding Officers
Rank | Name | Date Assumed Command | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Major | Dawes, L | 7 Nov 1915 | |
Major | Conran, E L | 25 May 1916 | MC |
Major | Gratton-Bellew, W A | 5 Sep 1916 | MC |
Major | Champion de Crespigny, H V | 22 Mar 1917 | MC |
Major | Chapman, C M B | 21 Jul 1917 | MC |
Major | Champion de Crespigny, H V | 04 Oct 1917 | MC |
Major | Dixon, C H | 20 Nov 1917 | MC |
Major | White, H G | 1 Apr 1923 | |
Sqn Ldr | Twistleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, The Hon L J E | 12 Aug 1923 | |
Sqn Ldr | Neville, R H G | 12 Aug 1924 | MC |
Sqn Ldr | Taylor, M L | 10 Aug 1927 | AFC |
Sqn Ldr | Scott P E | 06 Dec 1929 | |
Sqn Ldr | Routh, E J D | 09 Jun 1930 | |
Sqn Ldr | O'Neill, H D | 14 Apr 1931 | |
Sqn Ldr | Butler, J H | 18 Aug 1933 | |
Sqn Ldr | Chapman, C | 20 Aug 1934 | DSC |
Sqn Ldr | Mackay, E P | 10 Dec 1935 | |
Sqn Ldr | Fleming, D M | 14 Apr 1936 | |
Sqn Ldr | Lynch, J B | 19 Aug 1937 | |
Sqn Ldr | Jonas, R C | 17 Dec 1937 | |
Sqn Ldr | Robinson, M W S | 02 Dec 1938 | |
Sqn Ldr | Gomez, P S | 13 Feb 1939 | |
Sqn Ldr | Bitmead, E R | 08 Jul 1940 | |
Sqn Ldr | Widdows, S C | 16 Jul 1940 | DFC |
Wg Cdr | Colbeck-Welch, E L | 13 Jun 1941 | DFC |
Wg Cdr | Cleland, R | 10 Jul 1942 | |
Wg Cdr | Wight-Boycott, C M | 10 Sep 1942 | DSO |
Wg Cdr | Miller, C M | 20 Jan 1943 | |
Wg Cdr | Mack, R E X | 12 Jun 1943 | DFC |
Sqn Ldr | Arbon, P W | 23 Feb 1944 | |
Wg Cdr | Powell-Shedden, G F | 29 Apr 1944 | DSO DFC |
Wg Cdr | Allan, J W | 18 Dec 1944 | DSO DFC |
Wg Cdr | Wood, T C | 31 Dec 1945 | DFC |
Sqn Ldr | Hawkins, D | 1 Nov 1946 | DFC |
Sqn Ldr | Young, M J B | 10 Mar 1949 | DFC |
Sqn Ldr | Shaw, M | 7 Jul 1949 | DSO |
Sqn Ldr | Bodien, H E | 15 Aug 1951 | DSO DFC |
Sqn Ldr | Horsley, B P T | 30 Jun 1952 | AFC |
Sqn Ldr | Sismore, E B | 11 May 1953 | DSO DFC |
Wg Cdr | Aiken, J A C | 2 Jan 1956 | |
Wg Cdr | Harbison, W | 2 Jan 1958 | AFC |
Wg Cdr | Gordon-Cumming, A R | 15 Jul 1959 | |
Wg Cdr | Gardiner, R E | 3 Jul 1961 | DFC |
Wg Cdr | Jeffery, E G P | 18 Apr 1962 | |
Wg Cdr | Burge, K | 1 Jan 1965 | |
Wg Cdr | Neil, R | 23 Nov 1966 | |
Sqn Ldr | Boyer, L A | 10 May 1967 | |
Wg Cdr | Phipps, L W | 18 Sep 1967 | AFC |
Wg Cdr | Carrol, B | 20 Jan 1969 | |
Wg Cdr | Carter, P | 31 Jul 1971 | |
Wg Cdr | Hawtin, J D C | 7 Jul 1973 | |
Wg Cdr | Lavender, B W | 31 Dec 1974 | AFC |
Wg Cdr | Oakden, D I | 4 Jul 1975 | |
Wg Cdr | Elworthy, T C | 23 May 1977 | |
Wg Cdr | Macfadyen, I D | 1 Feb 1980 | |
Wg Cdr | Smith, G C | 17 Dec 1982 | AFC |
Wg Cdr | Macfadyen, I D | 1 Jun 1983 | |
Wg Cdr | Alcock, A J H | 2 Aug 1983 | MBE |
Wg Cdr | Sudborough, N J | 13 Nov 1985 | |
Wg Cdr | Doble, L A | 01 Apr 1987 | |
Wg Cdr | Trotter, R W D | 10 Nov 1989 | |
Wg Cdr | Hodgson, P | 24 Jul 1992 | |
Wg Cdr | Routledge, M J | 20 Jan 1995 | |
Wg Cdr | Randle, N | 18 Jul 1997| | |
Wg Cdr | Hitchcock, J J | 1 Dec 2003 | |
Sqn Ldr | Hargreaves, I J | 5 Nov 2004 | |
Wg Cdr | Mackay, A J | 1 Apr 2005 | |
Wg Cdr | Gregory, A J | 6 Jun 2007 | |
Wg Cdr | Stringer, J J | 7 Sep 2007 | |
Wg Cdr | Seymour, A J | Nov 2009 | |
Wg Cdr | Pemberton, G A | Jan 2012 |
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