Deputy Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief
- Air Marshal Sir Nigel Maynard 1972–1973
- Air Marshal Sir Peter Horsley 1973–1975
- Air Marshal Sir Michael Beetham 1975–1976
- Air Marshal Sir John Stacey 1976–1977
- Air Marshal Sir Alan Davies 1977
- Air Marshal Sir Alfred Ball 1977–1978
- Air Marshal Sir Robert Freer 1978–1979
- Air Marshal Sir Thomas Kennedy 1979–1981
- Air Marshal Sir Peter Bairsto 1981–1984
- Air Marshal Sir Joseph Gilbert 1984–1986
- Air Marshal Sir Brendan Jackson 1986–1988
- Air Marshal Sir Kenneth Hayr 1988–1989
- Air Marshal Sir John Kemball 1989–1993
- Air Marshal Sir Richard Johns 1993–1994
- Air Marshal Sir John Allison 1994–1996
- Air Marshal Graeme Robertson 1996–1998
- Air Marshal Sir Timothy Jenner 1998–2000
- Air Marshal Sir Jock Stirrup 2000–2002
- Air Marshal Sir Brian Burridge 2002–2003
- Air Marshal Sir Glenn Torpy 2003–2004
- Air Marshal Sir Clive Loader 2004–2007
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