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RAF Training Command

Training Command was the Royal Air Force's command responsible for flying and ground training from 1936 to 1940 and again from 1968 to 1977. Training Command was formed from RAF Inland Area on 1 May 1936 and absorbed into RAF Support Command on 13 June 1977. From 27 May 1940 to 1 June 1968, Training Command did not exist as its functions were split into Flying Training Command and Technical Training Command.

Orders of Battle
April 1972 • RAF Wyton • No. 26 Squadron RAF • RAF Little Rissington • Central Flying School • RAF Cranwell • Royal Air Force College Cranwell • RAF Abbotsinch • Universities of Glasgow and Strathclyde Air Squadron • RAF Bicester • Oxford University Air Squadron • Cambridge Airport • Cambridge University Air Squadron • RAF Church Fenton • Yorkshire Universities Air Squadron • RAF Dyce • Aberdeen University Air Squadron • RAF Filton • Bristol University Air Squadron • RAF Hamble • Southampton University Air Squadron • RAF Newton • East Midlands Universities Air Squadron • RAF Ouston • Northumbrian Universities Air Squadron • RAF St Athan • Universities of Wales Air Squadron • RAF Shawbury • University of Birmingham Air Squadron • RAF Sydenham • Queens University Air Squadron • RAF Turnhouse • East Lowlands University Air Squadron • RAF White Waltham • University of London Air Squadron • RAF Woodvale • Liverpool University Air Squadron • Manchester University Air Squadron • RAF Manby • RAF College of Air Warfare No. 38 (Special Tactical Transport) Group - April 1972 ;HQ at Benson • RAF Coningsby • No. 6 Squadron RAF - Phantom • No. 54 Squadron RAF - Phantom • RAF Lyneham • No. 24 Squadron RAF - Hercules • No. 30 Squadron RAF - Hercules • No. 36 Squadron RAF - Hercules • No. 47 Squadron RAF - Hercules • No. 48 Squadron RAF - Hercules • RAF Odiham • No. 33 Squadron RAF - Puma • No. 230 Squadron RAF - Puma • No. 72 Squadron RAF - Wessex • RAF Thorney Island • No. 46 Squadron RAF - Andover • RAF Wittering • No. 1 Squadron RAF - Harrier ==Air Officers Commanding-in-Chief==
Air Officers Commanding-in-Chief
Air Officers Commanding-in-Chief included: 1936 to 1940 • 1 May 1936 Air Marshal Sir Charles Burnett • 1 July 1939 Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Longmore 1968 to 1977 • 1 June 1968 Air Marshal Sir John Davis • 1 April 1969 Air Marshal Sir Leslie Mavor • 21 December 1972 Air Marshal Sir Neville Stack • 31 January 1976 Air Marshal Sir Rex Roe ==See also==
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