Commanding Officers
(under British command until 1 January 1941. Abbreviations: mjr: major, kpt.: captain, por.: lieutenant)
- 19 July 1940 - Sqn Ldr Ronald Kellett
- 2 August 1940 - Sqn Ldr (mjr) Zdzisław Krasnodębski
- 7 September 1940 - F/O (por.) Witold Urbanowicz
- 22 October 1940 - F/O (por.) Zdzisław Henneberg
- 7 November 1940 - Sqn Ldr (kpt.) Adam Kowalczyk
- 20 February 1941 - Sqn Ldr (por.) Zdzisław Henneberg
- 13 April 1941 - F/Lt (por.) Tadeusz Arentowicz
- 5 May 1941 - Sqn Ldr (kpt.) Wacław Łapkowski
- 3 July 1941 - Sqn Ldr (kpt.) Tadeusz Arentowicz
- 9 July 1941 - Sqn Ldr (kpt.) Jerzy Jankiewicz
- 21 November 1941 - Sqn Ldr (por.) Wojciech Kołaczkowski
- 7 May 1942 - Sqn Ldr (kpt.) Walerian Żak
- 19 May 1942 - Sqn Ldr (por.) Jan Zumbach
- 1 December 1942 - Sqn Ldr(por.) Zygmunt Witymir Bieńkowski
- 4 July 1943 - Sqn Ldr (kpt.) Jan Falkowski
- 21 November 1943 - Sqn Ldr (kpt.) Tadeusz Koc
- 25 September 1944 - Sqn Ldr (kpt.) Bolesław Drobiński
- 1 February 1946 - Sqn Ldr (mjr) Witold Łokuciewski
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