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This is a list of British Army Army Air Corps aircraft units.

Current units

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Current Wings

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Current Brigades

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Current Regiments

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Regiment Founded
at		 Founded
on		 Location Notes
1 Regiment RNAS Yeovilton (HMS Heron) [2]
2 (Training) Regiment Army Aviation Centre, Middle Wallop Flying Station [3]
3 Regiment Wattisham Flying Station [4]
4 Regiment Wattisham Flying Station [5]
5 Regiment Middle Wallop Flying Station [6]
6 Regiment (Reserve) RHQ at Middle Wallop Flying Station [7]
7 (Training) Regiment Army Aviation Centre, Middle Wallop Flying Station [3]
9 Regiment RAF Shawbury [8]

Current Squadrons

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Squadron Founded
at		 Founded
on		 Current
aircraft		 Unit Role Locations
used		 Notes
651 Squadron n/a 1 Regiment Nicosia (1964)[9]
Middle Wallop (1964)[9]		 previously operated the Defender
652 (Wildcat Fielding) Squadron AgustaWestland Wildcat AH1 1 Regiment Aviation Reconnaissance
653 Squadron Kermia[10] May 1958 Boeing Apache AH-64E 3 Regiment Aviation Attack Dhekelia (1960)[11]
Falaise Airfield, Little Aden (1961)[12][13]
Det: Thumier (Habilayn) (1964)[14]		 Became No. 3 Wing AAC (1965)[15]
Formerly No. 653 (Light Aircraft) Squadron AAC[10]
(Formerly No. 10 Flight AAC and No. 15 Flight AAC)[10]
656 Squadron Noble Field,
Kuala Lumpur
Sek Kong[16]		 1 Sept 1957
Dec 1969		 Boeing Apache AH-64E 4 Regiment Aviation Attack Kluang (1962)[17]
Kuching (1965)[18]
Seremban (1968)[19]
Farnborough (1980)[20]		 Formerly No. 656 (Light Aircraft) Squadron AAC[21]
Became HQ No. 4 Wing AAC on 1 Oct 1965 - acting as Aviation HQ Borneo[22]
Formerly Hong Kong Aviation Squadron AAC (Feb - Dec 1969)[16]
Sioux & Scout Flights (1970 - 75)[16]
Sioux & Gazelle Flights (November 1975 -77)[23][24]
Renamed No. 11 Flight AAC (Jun 1977)[25]
658 Squadron Eurocopter AS365N3 Dauphin II Joint Special Forces Aviation Wing (JSFAW) Special Forces Support
659 Squadron AgustaWestland Wildcat AH1 1 Regiment Aviation Reconnaissance
660 Squadron ?
Sek Kong
?		 ?
1 Aug 1978
?		 Eurocopter Juno HT1 No. 1 Flying Training School RAF
2 Maritime Air Wing (2 MAW)		 Training Formerly No. 11 Flight AAC - Sioux & Scout[24]
Disbanded 20 Dec 1993[26]
661 Squadron AgustaWestland Wildcat AH1 1 Regiment Aviation Reconnaissance
662 Squadron Boeing Apache AH-64E 3 Regiment Aviation Attack
663 Squadron Boeing Apache AH-64E 3 Regiment Aviation Attack Belize Airfield, British Honduras - Sioux (Jan [27] - Nov 1973)[28]
664 Squadron Boeing Apache AH-64E 4 Regiment Aviation Attack Belize Airfield, Belize - Sioux (1974 - )[29]
668 (Training) Squadron n/a 2 (Training) Regiment Groundcrew Training
670 Squadron Eurocopter Juno HT1 9 Regiment Training
671 Squadron n/a 7 (Training) Regiment Training
673 Squadron Boeing Apache AH-64E 7 (Training) Regiment Training
674 Squadron Grob Tutor T1 Army Aviation Centre Grading [citation needed]
675 (The Rifles) Squadron n/a 6 Regiment (Reserve) Groundcrew
676 Squadron n/a 2 (Training) Regiment Training
677 (Suffolk and Norfolk Yeomanry) Squadron n/a 6 Regiment (Reserve) Groundcrew
679 (The Duke of Connaught's) Squadron n/a 6 Regiment (Reserve) Groundcrew

Former Units

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Former Wings

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Wing Founded
at		 Founded
on		 Disbanded
at		 Disbanded
on		 Notes
No. 1 Wing AAC Detmold, Germany 1958 1989
No. 2 Wing AAC Northern Ireland 1958 1989
No. 3 Wing AAC Falaise Airfield, Little Aden 1965 RAF Khormaksar 19 Oct 1967[30] Previously No. 653 (Light Aircraft) Squadron AAC[15]
Controlled: 8, 13 and 15 Flights[15]
No. 4 Wing AAC Singapore[18] 1 October 1965 Singapore 11 Jan 1971[31] Previously No. 656 (Light Aircraft) Squadron AAC[22]
Co-located with HQ FARELF

Former Squadrons

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Squadron Founded
at		 Founded
on		 Disbanded
on		 Disbanded
at		 Last
unit		 Last
aircraft		 Notes
654 Squadron Jul 2014 [32]
655 Squadron 1 Apr 2014 Middle Wallop Flying Station 6 Regt Groundcrew.
McMunn Barracks, Colchester (1973)
Belize Airfield, Belize - Sioux (Nov 1973[28] - 1974)[29]
657 Squadron May 2018 RAF Odiham JSFAW Westland Lynx AH9A
665 Squadron 31 Oct 2024 JHC FS Aldergrove 5 Regt Westland Gazelle AH1 [33]
666 Squadron 1 Apr 2009 Netheravon 7 Regt Gazelle AH.1
667 Squadron 2022 Medicina Lines Bell 212 AH1/AH3 [34]
669 Squadron 31 Jul 2016 Dishforth Airfield 9 Regt Lynx AH.9A
672 Squadron 31 Jul 2016 Dishforth Airfield 9 Regt Lynx AH.9A
678 (The Rifles) Squadron n/a 6 Regt Groundcrew (Reserve)

Former Flights

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Flight Founded
at		 Founded
on		 Disbanded
at		 Disbanded
on		 Aircraft
operated		 Locations
used		 Notes
1 Flight Hobart Barracks, Detmold 1 Sept 1957 JHC FS Aldergrove 2008 Formerly No. 1 Reconnaissance Flight AAC[35]
(Formerly: No. 1901 Air Observation Post Flight RAF)[36][37]
2 Flight Ipoh, Perak[38]
Netheravon
?		 1 Sept 1957
3 Jan 1966[39]
?		 ?
Seremban
Netheravon		 ?
Mar 1970
1992		 ?
Auster AOP.9, Scout
?		 Northern Ireland (1962)[40]
Sibu (1966)[39]
Seremban (1968)
[19]		 Formerly No. 2 Reconnaissance Flight AAC[35]
(Formerly: No. 1902 Air Observation Post Flight RAF)[37]
3 Flight 1 Sept 1957 RAF Leuchars 2009 Scout[41] Borneo (1965)[42] Formerly No. 3 Reconnaissance Flight AAC[35]
(Formerly: No. 1903 Air Observation Post Flight RAF)[37]
4 Flight 1 Sept 1957 Formerly No. 4 Reconnaissance Flight AAC[35]
(Formerly: No. 1904 Air Observation Post Flight RAF)[37]
5 Flight 1 Sept 1957 Formerly No. 5 Reconnaissance Flight AAC[35]}
(Formerly: No. 1905 Air Observation Post Flight RAF)[37]
6 Flight Middle Wallop 1 Sept 1957
1993		 RAF Shawbury 2009 Sycamore, Skeeter, Auster AOP.9[43]
Beaver & Alouette II[44]		 Formerly No. 6 Independent Depot/Liaison Flight AAC
Formerly No. 6 Independent Liaison Flight AAC[35]
(Formerly: No. 1906 (Helicopter) Flight RAF)[37]
7 Flight Taiping, Malaya[38]
Berlin
Scout Base, Brunei[45]		 1 Sept 1957
?
?		 Terendak
Gatow, Berlin
Medicina Lines, Brunei		 Dec 1969[19]
1994[46]
1 Aug 2021		 Auster AOP.9, Scout
?
Bell 212		 Noble Field (1961)
Kluang (1961)[47]
Brunei Airport (1962[48]-Feb 1963[49]
Kuching (1963)[50]
Terendak (1968)[19]		 Formerly No. 7 Reconnaissance Flight AAC
Formerly No. 7 Liaison Flight AAC[35]
(Formerly: No. 1907 Light Liaison Flight RAF)
(Formerly: No. 1907 Air Observation Post Flight RAF)[37]
Formerly 'C' Flight
(Formerly 'C' Flight, 656 Squadron AAC)[46]
8 Flight Malta 1 Sept 1957 Stirling Lines 1 Sept 2013 Auster AOP.6[51](Sept 1957 - Sept 1964)[52]
Alouette II (Sept 1961[53] - Oct 64),[52]
Beaver (1964)[52] Scout (1964)[52]		 Wilson Field, Nairobi[12]
Kuwait Airport (2 Jul[51] - 19 Oct 1961)[53]
RAF Eastleigh (1961)[53]
Falaise Airfield, Little Aden (Oct 1964)[52]
Det: Thumier (Habilayn) (1964)[54]
RAF Khormaksar (1967)[55]
UK (1967)[56]		 Formerly No. 8 (Independent) Reconnaissance Flight AAC[35]
(Formerly: No. 1908 Independent Air Observation Post Flight RAF)[37]
9 Flight 1 Sept 1957
1968		 Soltau[57] BAOR. Formerly No. 9 Reconnaissance Flight AAC[35]
(Formerly: No. 1909 Air Observation Post Flight RAF)[37]
10 Flight Lakatamia, Cyprus[58]
Dhekelia[12]
?		 1 Sept 1957
16 Jan 1961
?		 Kermia
Dhekelia[41]
?		 May 1958[10]
Jun 1962
?		 Auster AOP.6
Auster AOP.9, Alouette II (Dec 1961 - Jun 1962),[12][41]
Scout		 Long Pasia (1963)[59]
Kluang (1964)[60]
Netheravon (1967)[18]		 Formerly No. 10 Reconnaissance Flight AAC
Formerly No. 10 (Independent) Reconnaissance Flight AAC[35]
(Formerly: No. 1910 Air Observation Post Flight RAF)[37]
Became Army Air Corps Section (Cyprus)[41]
?
11 Flight Sembawang, Malaya[38]
Kangaw Barracks (Sembawang)
Sek Kong[25]		 1 Sept 1957
1971
1977		 Sembawang
?
Sek Kong		 11 Jan 1971[31]
1975[61]
1 Aug 1978		 Auster AOP.9, Scout, Sioux Kluang (1962)[40]
Brunei Airport (Feb 1963)[49]
Kuching (1963)[50]
Serembang (1970)[62]
Singapore (1971)[16]		 Formerly No. 656 Squadron AAC[25]
Formerly No. 11 Reconnaissance/Liaison Flight AAC
Formerly No. 11 ANZUK Flight AAC[16]
Formerly No. 11 Liaison Flight AAC[35]
(Formerly: No. 1911 Light Liaison Flight RAF)[37]
Formerly RE Air Troop, Jungle Warfare School[31]
Became No. 660 Squadron AAC[24]
12 Flight Wildenwrath 1 Sept 1957 Elmpt Station, Germany 2009 Alouette II[12] Formerly No. 12 Independent Liaison Flight AAC
Formerly No. 12 Liaison Flight AAC[35]
(Formerly: No. 1912 Light Liaison Flight RAF)[37]
13 Flight Northern Ireland
?		 1 Sept 1957
1961		 ?
RAF Khormaksar		 ?
Oct 1967		 Auster AOP.9, Scout (1964 - )[63]
Beaver[64]		 Falaise Airfield, Little Aden (1961)[65]
Det: Thumier (Habilayn) (1964)[54]
RAF Khormaksar (1967)[55]
Sharjah (1967 - 70)[30]		 Formerly No. 13 Reconnaissance Flight AAC[65]
Formerly No. 13 Liaison Flight AAC[35]
(Formerly: No. 1913 Light Liaison Flight RAF)[37]
Previously No. 15 Flight AAC[64]
14 Flight Paroi, Seremban, Malaya[38] 1 Sept 1957 Seremban Jan 1970[62] Auster AOP.9, Beaver, Scout Kluang (1962)[40]
Brunei Airport (1962)[48]
Kluang (1963)[66]
Seremban (1968)[19]		 Formerly No. 14 Reconnaissance/Liaison Flight AAC
Formerly No. 14 Reconnaissance Flight AAC[35]
(Formerly: No. 1914 Air Observation Post Flight RAF)[67]
15 Flight Lakatamia, Cyprus[58]
?		 1 Sept 1957
1959		 Kermia
RAF Khormaksar[64]		 May 1958[10]
Oct 1967		 Beaver Falaise Airfield, Little Aden (1961)[65]
Det: Thumier (Habilayn) (1964)[54]
RAF Khormaksar (1967)[55]		 Formerly No. 15 Independent Liaison Flight AAC[35]
Became No. 13 Flight AAC (October 1967)[64]
(Formerly: No. 1915 Independent Air Observation Post Flight RAF)
(Formerly: No. 1915 Light Liaison Flight RAF)[67]
16 Flight Noble Field, Kuala Lumpur
Dhekelia, Cyprus[68]		 Late 1950s
1967		 Klulang
Dhekelia		 1 Oct 1964[69]
3 Jun 2003[70]		 Auster AOP.9
Sioux (- 1977), Alouette II (1977[71] - 1988)[72]
Gazelle (1988[72] - 2003)[70]		 Kluang (1962)[40] Formerly No. 16 Reconnaissance Flight AAC[17]
Became Air Squadron, 4th Royal Tank Regiment[60]
Formerly No. 16 Aviation Flight AAC
Formerly Infantry Air Platoon Cyprus
17 Flight
18 Flight Detmold 1969 Alouette II[12] BAOR[73]
19 Flight 1964 Beaver[74] Nicosia[74]
Aden (1964)[9]		 Formerly No. 19 Liaison Flight AAC[74]
20 Flight Sha Tin, Hong Kong 1 Sept 1957 Auster (1965)[75] Sioux (October 1966)[76] Kai Tak (1962)[77]
Seremban (Jul 1966)[76]
Sek Kong (1969)[16]		 Formerly No. 20 Independent Reconnaissance Flight AAC[35]
(Formerly: No. 1900 Air Observation Post Flight RAF)[37]
21 Flight 1961 1967 Auster & Scout[74] Nicosia (1964)[74]
Farnborough (1964)[9]		 Formerly No. 21 Reconnaissance Flight AAC[74]
22 Flight 1962
23 Flight 1969
24 Flight RAF Gütersloh, Germany Jun 1962[41] Alouette II[41] Detmold (1962)[41]
Atkinson Field, British Guiana (Jun 1964[78] - Jan 1965)[79]		 BAOR
Formerly No. 24 Reconnaissance Flight[41]
25 Flight Atkinson Field, British Guiana
Airport Camp, Belize
Kenya		 1965
Apr 1984
?		 Atkinson Field
Airport Camp
Nanyuki, Kenya		 1966
15 Jul 2011[80]
Sept 2015		 Alouette II (1965)
Gazelle (1984 - ), Lynx AH.7 (May 1997 - 2003)
& Bell 212 (2003 - 11)[80]
Bell 212		 Atkinson Field, British Guiana (Jun 1965[79] - May 1966)[81] British Guiana
Previously Army Air Corps Detachment Belize[82]
BATUK
26 Flight
27 Flight Alouette II[79] Atkinson Field, British Guiana (Jan - Jun 1965)[79] BAOR
29 (BATUS) Flight Suffield, Canada 1972 Suffield, Canada [Note 1] Oct 2021 [83] 5 Regiment AAC had administrative
responsibility for 29 (BATUS) Flight.
132 Flight 1966 1974
Beaver Flight Topcliffe 1968 Beaver Previously No. 15 Flight AAC[64]
'C' Flight, 656 Squadron AAC Scout Base, Seria, Brunei 1970 Sioux ( - 1978)
Scout (1978 - )		 [84]
UNFICYP Flight Nicosia, Cyprus 15 Aug 1966 Nicosia 30 Sept 1994 Sioux, Alouette II (1977[71] - 1988)[72]
Gazelle (1988 - 1994)[72]		 Part of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus.[85][86]
Army Air Corps Section (Cyprus)[41] Dhekelia Jun 1962 Dhekelia Mar 1964 Auster AOP.9 & Sioux Formerly No. 10 Reconnaissance Flight AAC[41]
Became Air Platoon, 3rd Battalion, the Green Jackets[9]
Light Aircraft Pilot Ogle Airstrip, British Guiana
(near Georgetown)		 1966 Ogle Airstrip Oct 1966 Cessna 185B Skywagon [81]
Army Air Corps Detachment Belize Belize Airfield, Belize 1 Nov 1976 Airport Camp Apr 1984[82] Scout
Gazelle (1981 - 84)[87]		 [88]

Flights that supported the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP) between 27 March 1964 and 15 August 1966:

  • 19 and 21 Flight's (Mar - Jun 1964)[9]
  • 3 Flight (Aug 1964 - Feb 1965)[89]
  • 6 Flight (Feb - Aug 1965)[89]
  • 21 Flight (Aug 1965 - Feb 1966)[90]
  • AOP Troop, 4 Light Regiment RA (Feb - Aug 1966)[90]

Other units

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  • The Light Aircraft School RAF became the Army Air Corps Centre[35]
Integrated Flight Scheme units
  • Air Platoon, Irish Guards - Sioux (1966)[91]
  • Air Platoon, Scots Guards - Sioux (1966)[92]
  • Air Squadron, Queen's Dragoon Guards - Sioux (1964)[93]
    • Air Troop, 1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards - Skeeter (1962),[60][18] Auster then Sioux (1965)[94]
  • Air Troop, 4th/7th Royal Dragoon Guards - Sioux (1965)[95]
  • Air Squadron, Life Guards - Sioux (1966)[39]
  • Air Squadron, 14th/20th Hussars - Sioux (1972 - 73)[27]
  • Air Troop, 10th Royal Hussars - Sioux (1964)[96]
  • Air Squadron, 1st Royal Tank Regiment - Sioux (1976)[97]
  • Air Squadron, 4th Royal Tank Regiment - Auster AOP.9 (1964) (previously 16 Flight)[60]
    • Air Troop - Falaise Airfield, Little Aden - Auster AOP.9 (1963)[65]
  • Air Squadron, 5th Royal Tank Regiment[98]
    • Air Troop - Seremban (1965)[99]
    • Air Troop - Brunei Airport (1965)[99]
  • Air Platoon, 40 Commando RM (1965)[18]
  • Air Troop, 42 Commando RM (1967)[100]
  • Air Troop, 45 Commando RM - Sioux (1967)[101]
  • Air Platoon, the Northumberland Fusiliers - Sioux (1965)[102]
  • Air Platoon, 1st Battalion King's Somerset Light Infantry (1967)[100] - Sioux[19]
  • Air Platoon, 2nd Battalion, the Royal Anglian Regiment - Auster (1964) - became Infantry Air Platoon Cyprus[89][68]
  • Air Platoon, 3rd Battalion, the Green Jackets - Auster AOP.9 (March 1964) - previously Army Air Corps Section (Cyprus)[9]
  • Air Platoon, 3rd Battalion, The Light Infantry - disbanded April 1969[19]
  • Air OP Troop, 1 Regiment Royal Horse Artillery - Sioux (1965)[95]
  • Air OP Troop, 4 Light Regiment RA - Sioux (1966)[90]
  • Air OP Troop, 14 Light Regiment RA - disbanded November 1969[19]
  • Air OP Troop, 19 Light Regiment RA - Sioux (1965)[95]
  • Air OP Troop, 25 Light Regiment RA - Sioux (1969)[16]
  • Air OP Troop, 40 Light Regiment RA - Sioux (1966)[103]
  • Air OP Troop, 45 Light Regiment RA (1965)[18]
  • Air Troop, 49 Light Regiment RA - Sioux (1965)[104]
  • Air OP Troop, 95 Commando Light Regiment RA (1967)[100]
  • Air Troop, 249 Signals Squadron (1967)[100] Disbanded March 1969[19]
  • Air Platoon, 1st Battalion, the Gordon Highlanders - Scout (1965)[69]
  • Air Platoon, 1st Battalion, 2nd King Edward VII's Own Gurkha Rifles (The Sirmoor Rifles) - Sioux - Seria, Brunei (1967)[84]
  • Air Platoon, 6th Gurkha Rifles - Sek Kong (1965)[104]
  • Air Platoon, 7th Duke of Edinburgh's Gurkha Rifles (1967)[100]
  • Air Platoon, 1st Battalion, 10th Gurkha Rifles - Sioux (1966)[76]
  • 30 Flight RASC - Beaver (8 April 1964 - 15 July 1965) - became 130 Flight RCT[69]
  • 130 Flight RCT - Beaver (1968)[19] - Middle Wallop (1970)[62]
  • 28 ANZUK Aviation Squadron - Sioux[31]
  • RE Air Troop, Jungle Warfare School, Johore - became 11 Flight AAC - Sioux[31]
  • Infantry Air Platoon Cyprus - Dhekelia - Sioux (1966) - previously Air Platoon, 2nd Battalion, the Royal Anglian Regiment - became No. 16 Aviation Flight AAC[68]

Notes

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  1. ^ Placed in suspended animation

References

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Bibliography

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  • Greenacre, John; Peters, Mike (2024). Ops Normal - The Authorised Operational History of the AAC 1957-2017. Vol. 1 (1957-79). Warwick, UK: Helion & Company. ISBN 978-1-804515-34-1.
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