This is a list of units of the Royal Air Force Regiment. The RAF Regiment is the ground fighting force of the Royal Air Force and is charged mainly with protecting military airfields, among other duties.

First formed in 1942 to protect the airfields against enemy attack, the Regiment's motto is Per Ardua - Through Adversity. They are also known as Rock Apes.

Current field squadrons

• No. 1 Squadron RAF Regiment^[1]
• No. II Squadron RAF Regiment^[2]
• No. 15 Squadron RAF Regiment^[3]
• No. 34 Squadron RAF Regiment (C-UAS)^[4]
• No. 51 Squadron RAF Regiment^[5]
• No. 63 Squadron RAF Regiment (King's Colour Squadron)^[6]

RAuxAF Regiment

RAuxAF Regiment Squadrons

  = Active squadron according to:^[7]

Squadron	Dates	Locations	Notes
2501 (County of Gloucester)	1 May 1947 - 10 March 1957	Filton	[8]
2502 (Ulster)	1 December 1947 - 10 March 1957	Aldergrove	[8]
2503 (County of Lincoln)	1 July 1979 -	Scampton, Waddington	[9][10]
2504 (County of Nottingham)	1 December 1947 - 10 March 1957	Hucknall	[8]
2600 (City of London)	1 December 1947 - 10 March 1957	Biggin Hill	[8]
2602 (City of Glasgow)	1 December 1947 - 10 March 1957	Bishopbriggs	[8]
2603 (City of Edinburgh)	1 December 1947 - 10 March 1957	Turnhouse	[8]
2604 (County of Middlesex)	1 May 1947 - 1 June 1949	Stanmore Park	Became 2600 Squadron[8]
2605 (County of Warwick)	1 May 1947 - 10 March 1957	Honiley	[8]
2608 (North Riding)	1 December 1947 - 10 March 1957	Thornaby	[8]
2609 (West Riding)	1 May 1947 - 10 March 1957	Yeadon	[8]
2611 (West Lancashire)	1 October 1947 - 10 March 1957	Woodvale	[8]
2612 (City of Aberdeen)	1 December 1947 - 10 March 1957	Dyce	[8]
2616 (South Yorkshire)	1 December 1947 - 10 March 1957	Doncaster	[8]
2620 (County of Norfolk)	1 March 1983 -	Marham	[9][11]
2622 (Highland)	1 July 1979 -	Lossiemouth	[9][12]
2623 (East Anglian)	1 July 1979 -	Honington	[9][13]
2624 (County of Oxford)	1 November 1982 -	Brize Norton	[9][14]
2625 (County of Cornwall)	1 November 1982 - Unknown	St Mawgan	[9]
2729 (City of Lincoln)	1 April 1985 - Unknown	Waddington	[9]
2890	1 October 1989 - Unknown	Waddington	[9]

RAuxAF Regiment Wings

Wing	Dates	Locations	Notes
1310	13 June 1989 - Unknown	Catterick	[9]
1339	1 October 1989 - Unknown	Waddington	[9]

Disbanded Units

Wings

Wing	Years active	HQ Locations	Notes
1 Wing RAF Regiment	21 August 1947 - 30 September 1957	Hamburg, Fassberg, Gutersloh	[15]
2 Wing RAF Regiment	1 January 1948 - 16 March 1951 9 July 1951 - 1 January 1958	Upavon Yatesbury, Uetersen, Wildenrath	[16]
3 Wing RAF Regiment	20 August 1951[17] - 1 October 1992[18]	El Hamra, Nicosia, Akrotiri, Catterick, Op Corporate, Op Granby	[17]
4 Wing RAF Regiment	21 August 1947 - 30 September 1957 3 December 1973 - 1993	Celle, Luneberg, Jever, Laarbruch, Oldenburg Catterick, Bruggen, Wildernrath, Op Corporate, Op Desert Storm	[15]
5 Wing RAF Regiment	10 September 1951 - 1 January 1964 1 April 1967 - 31 July 1990	Yatesbury, El Hamra, Habbaniya, Mafraq, Nicosia, Akrotiri, Nicosia Bicester, Wittering, Hullavington	[16]
6 Wing RAF Regiment	21 August 1947 - 30 September 1957 1 July 1983 - 1992	Gatow, Wahn, Celle West Raynham, Op Desert Storm	[15]
7 Wing RAF Regiment	1 October 1951 - 30 September 1957	Yatesbury, Wunstorf	[19]
8 Wing RAF Regiment	12 November 1951- 16 November 1960	Yatesbury, Elhamra, Kasafareet, Abu Sueir, Nicosia	[19]
9 Wing RAF Regiment	1 September 1951 - September 1953	El Hamra, Shallufa	[19]
16 Wing RAF Regiment	21 August 1947 - 1 January 1958	Gutersloh, Sundern, Gutersloh, Laarbruch	[16]
19 Wing RAF Regiment	8 June 1947 - 20 July 1953 15 September 1953 - 15 June 1957	Ramleh, Amman Kabrit, Amman, Mafraq, Habbaniya	[16]
20 Wing RAF Regiment	8 June 1947 - 30 June 1957	Ein Sheimer, Khormaksar	[20]
21 Wing RAF Regiment	1 January 1952 - 10 October 1953	Pembrey, Ouston RAF Thornaby	[19]
25 Wing RAF Regiment	9 June 1952 - 1 January 1958	Hawarden, Luneburg, Geilenkirchen	[19]
33 Wing RAF Regiment	20 October 1952[17] - 1 October 1992[18]	Innsworth, Felixstowe, Upwood, Catterick, Wildenrath, Laarbruch, Gutersloh, Op Granby	[17]
38 Wing RAF Regiment	8 September 1952 - 31 May 1957	Hawarden, Luneburg, Wahn	[19]
51 Wing RAF Regiment	Unknown - 1 January 1956	Unk	Absorbed by 4 Wing[19]
55 Wing RAF Regiment	21 July 1952 - 1 January 1958	Hawarden, Luneburg, Bruggen	[19]
500 Wing RAF Regiment	September - October 1943	Hadera	[21]
1300 (Mobile) Wing RAF Regiment 1300 Wing RAF Regiment	1 April 1944 - 15 February 1945 1 October 1945 - 21 August 1947	UK, Normandy (8 June 1944), St Andre, Beauvais, Vitry, Grimbergen, Deurne, Volkel Altona (December 1945), Bad Eilsen, Buckeburg	[22] Became 1 Wing[15]
1301 Wing RAF Regiment	April 1944 - June 1946	UK, Normandy (15 June 1944), Martragny, Ellon, Evreaux, Evere, Eindhoven, Schleswig Holstein, Eggebek	[22][15]
1302 Wing RAF Regiment	April 1944 - March 1946	Normandy (8 June 1944), Grange-sur-Mer, La Baronnie, St Croix, Melsbroek, Eindhoven, Wilhelmina Canal, Lubeck	[22][15]
1303 Wing RAF Regiment	April 1944 - April 1946	Normandy (15 June 1944), Lantheuil, Longues, Douai, Deurne, Grave, List, Sylt	[22][15]
1304 (Mobile) Wing RAF Regiment 1304 Wing RAF Regiment	1 April 1944 - 15 April 1945 1 October 1945 - 21 August 1947	UK, Normandy (7 June 1944), La Valette, St Croix, Carpiquet, Beauvais, Melsbroek, Eindhoven Celle (December 1945)	[22] Became 4 Wing[15]
1305 Wing RAF Regiment	April 1944 - January 1946	UK, Normandy (7 June 1944), Bazenville, Cristot, St Andre, Volkel, Eggebek	[22][15]
1306 (Mobile) Wing RAF Regiment 1306 Wing RAF Regiment	1 April 1944 - 15 February 1945 1 October 1945 - 21 August 1947	UK, Normandy (16 June 1944), Plumelot, Volkel, Heesch Gatow (September 1946)	[22] Became 6 Wing[15]
1307 Wing RAF Regiment	April 1944 - March 1946	UK, Normandy (17 June 1944), Longues, Vitry, Bombay, Ondauk, Meiktila, Toungoo, Pegu, Saigon	[22][23]
1308 Wing RAF Regiment	April 1944 - April 1946	UK, Normandy (17 June 1944), Bombay, Chittagong, Maungdaw, Java (October 1945), Batavia, Tanah Tinggi	[22][23]
1309 Wing RAF Regiment	April 1944 - February 1945	UK, Normandy (8 June 1944), Courselles, Graye, Beny, Grave, Helmond	[22][20]
1310 Wing RAF Regiment	June 1944 - April 1946	UK, Normandy (August 1944)	[22][20][20]
1311 Wing RAF Regiment	June 1944 - September 1946	UK, Normandy (August 1944), Beny, Deurne, Gilze Rijen, Delmenhorst	[22][20]
1312 Wing RAF Regiment	June 1944 - January 1945	UK, Normandy (August 1945), Plumelot, Deurne, Grimbergen	[22][20]
1313 Wing RAF Regiment	June 1944 - September 1946	UK, Normandy (August 1944), Wilhelmina Canal, Gutersloh	[22][20]
1314 Wing RAF Regiment	June 1944 - December 1946	UK, Normandy (August 1944), Sommervieu, Carpiquet, Brionne, Courtrai, Deurne	[22][20]
1315 Wing RAF Regiment	June 1944 - April 1946	UK, Normandy (August 1944), Rouen, Damme, Maele, Capelle, Leopold Canal, Moerkerke, Knokke, Wahn	[22][20]
1316 (Mobile) Wing RAF Regiment 1316 Wing RAF Regiment	1 April 1944 - 15 February 1945 1 October 1945 - 21 August 1947	UK, Normandy (August 1944), Grange, Carpiquet, Merville, Maldegem, Evere Sundern (December 1945)	[22] Became 16 Wing[20]
1317 Wing RAF Regiment	June 1944 - July 1946	UK, Normandy (July 1944), Glisy, Grimbergen, Deurne, Gatow	[22][20]
1318 Wing RAF Regiment	June 1944 - July 1945	UK, Normandy (8 June 1944), St Croix, Deurne, UK, Norway, Oslo, Forus, Kjeller, Gardemoen, Bardufoss, Tromso, Oslo	[22][20]
1319 Wing RAF Regiment	March 1944 - June 1946	Trigno, Vasto, San Servero, San Vito, Pescara, Falconara, Santarcangelo, Palestine (December 1945), Ramleh	[24][21] Became 19 Wing[20]
1320 Wing RAF Regiment	March 1944 - March 1946	Bellavista, Orvieto, Iese, Fano, Rimini, Austria (May 1945), Klagenfurt, Palestine, Ein Shemer	[24][21] Became 20 Wing[20]
1321 Wing RAF Regiment	April 1944 - December 1946	Foggia, Bari, Athens, Kifissia, Palestine (March 1945), Ramleh	[24][21][20]
1322 Wing RAF Regiment	July 1944 - November 1944	Aboukir, Taranto, Foggia, Naples	[21][24][20]
1323 Wing RAF Regiment	July 1944 - March 1946	Secunderabad, Palel, Imphal, Magwe, Sumatra, Medan	[23][25]
1324 Wing RAF Regiment	July 1944 - February 1946	Secunderabad, Tullihal, Shwebo, Morib, Singapore, Kallang	[23][25]
1325 Wing RAF Regiment	October 1945 - March 1946	Secunderabad	[23][25]
1326 Wing RAF Regiment	October 1944 - May 1946	Secunderabad, Maungdaw, Akyab, Insein, Penang, Singapore	[23][25]
1327 Wing RAF Regiment	September 1944 - February 1946	Secunderabad, Chittagong, Ramree, Mingaladon, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur	[23][25]
1328 Wing RAF Regiment	September 1944 - April 1946	Bari, Prykos, Zara, Klagenfurt, Meiselburg, Troffiach, Graz	[24][25]
1329 Wing RAF Regiment	November 1944 - February 1946	UK, Bombay (January 1945), Agartala, Monywa, Mingaladon, Penang (September 1945), Singapore, Tengah RAF Davidstow Moor	[23][25]
1330 Wing RAF Regiment	December 1944 - March 1946	UK, Bombay (January 1945), Agartala, Toungoo, Pegu, Rangoon RAF Davidstow Moor	[23][25]
1331 Wing RAF Regiment	February 1945 - May 1946	Bombay, Agartala, Chittagong, Akyab, Hong Kong (October 1945), RAF Kai Tak RAF Davidstow Moor	[23][25]
1332 Wing RAF Regiment	January 1945 - September 1945	RAF Bradwell Bay	[26][25]
1333 Wing RAF Regiment	January 1945 - September 1945	RAF Manston, RAF Bradwell Bay	[26][25]
1334 Wing RAF Regiment	January 1945 - September 1945	RAF Kenley, RAF Gatwick RAF Hawkinge	[26][25]
1335 Wing RAF Regiment	January 1945 - September 1945	RAF Kenley, RAF Gatwick	[26][25]
1336 Wing RAF Regiment	January 1945 - July 1945	RAF Detling, Trondheim	[22][25]
1337 Wing RAF Regiment	January 1945 - October 1945	RAF Colerne, RAF Gatwick	[26][25]
1338 Wing RAF Regiment	January 1945 - October 1945	RAF Detling, RAF Llanbedr	[26][25]

Armoured Car Companies

• No. 1 Armoured Car Company RAF
• No. 2 Armoured Car Company RAF
• No. 3 Armoured Car Company RAF

Armoured Car Squadrons

• No. 2702 Armoured Car Squadron RAF Interim redesignation between No. 2 Armoured Car Company RAF and No. II Squadron RAF Regiment

RAF Regiment Squadrons

001-200

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Squadron	Years active	Home bases	Notes
3 Squadron RAF Regiment		RAF Aldergrove; RAF Wittering	disbanded 14 April 2015
4 Squadron RAF Regiment	1947-48	Celle	Renumbered from 2777 Squadron on 21 August 1947, absorbed into 1 Squadron, 15 March 1948.[27]
16 Squadron RAF Regiment	1948–2007	RAF Catterick, Nr. Ireland 1969, RAF Aldergrove, Enniskillen, HMS Sea Eagle-Londonderry
17 Squadron RAF Regiment
18 Squadron RAF Regiment
19 Squadron RAF Regiment		RAF Brize Norton
20 Squadron RAF Regiment		RAF Honington
21 Squadron RAF Regiment		RAF Nicosia
22 Squadron RAF Regiment			disbanded 1957
23 Squadron RAF Regiment
24 Squadron RAF Regiment
25 Squadron RAF Regiment
27 Squadron RAF Regiment	1951-2021
28 Squadron RAF Regiment
30 Squadron RAF Regiment
37 Squadron RAF Regiment	1951–2006	Abu Sueir, Nicosia, Akrotiri, Upwood, Khormaksar, Aldergrove/Ballykelly/Bishops Court, Catterick, Bruggen, Wittering	[28]
48 Squadron RAF Regiment	1951-1998	Formed as a Field Sqn at Chivenor on 3 October 1951, and moved subsequently to RAF Rudloe Manor in October 1955, The squadron re-roled as a Light Anti-Aircraft (LAA) unit in January 1956, but reverted to being a field squadron on 2 November 1956. The squadron deployed to Egypt between 6 November and 28 December 1956. A detachment to Northern Ireland in 1957 was followed by moves to Felixstowe in May 1958, RAF Upwood in July 1962 and Catterick in July 1964. Over the period 1959-1970 the squadron saw deployments to Gan, Aden, Antigua, Hong Kong and Northern Ireland. The squadron was equipped with the Tigercat missile system between 1967 and 1978, and during this period it undertook further deployments to Northern Ireland between 1971 and 1975 and British Honduras/Belize in 1972 and from 1976 to 1994. The squadron re-roled as a Short Range Air Defence (SHORAD) unit with the Rapier Field Standard A system in 1978 and relocated to RAF Lossiemouth. Initially, the system used by the squadron was optical only, but it received DN181 Blindfire radar trackers in 1983. It eventually saw an equipment uplift to Rapier Field Standard B1 (Modifled). In the period after its move to RAF Lossiemouth it undertook operational deployments to Belize, the Falkland Islands and RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus. It re-located to RAF Waddington in 1996 where it became a 'cadreised' unit (joint regular/reserve) collocated with 27 Sqn RAF Regt, and disbanded at RAF Waddington in October 1998.
54 Squadron RAF Regiment	October 1989 -	First base RAF Leeming	BAe Rapier[29]
56 Squadron RAF Regiment
57 Squadron RAF Regiment