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Structure

Main article: Structure of the RAAF

Russell Offices

Glenbrook

Williamtown

Wagga

Richmond

Darwin

Tindal

Amberley

Scherger

Townsville

Edinburgh

Woomera

East Sale

Williams

Point Cook

Pearce

Learmonth

Curtin

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Major RAAF Bases in Australia

Headquarters

• Air Force Headquarters RAAF – Air Force Executive
• RAAF Air Command – Air Force Combat Forces

Force Element Groups

• Air Combat Group – air combat capability
• Air Mobility Group – air lift and aerial refuelling capability
• Air Warfare Centre – information warfare, intelligence and capability development
• Combat Support Group – combat support and air base operations capability
• Surveillance and Response Group – surveillance and reconnaissance capability
• Air Force Training Group – air force training capability and development

Wings and squadrons

Flying squadrons

List of flying squadrons
No. 1 Squadron – Boeing F/A-18F Super Hornet (Multi-Role Fighter)
No. 2 Squadron – Boeing E-7A Wedgetail (AEW&C)
No. 3 Squadron – Lockheed-Martin F-35A Lightning (Multi-Role Fighter)
No. 4 Squadron – Pilatus PC9/A (JTAC Training)
No. 6 Squadron – Boeing E/A-18G Growler (Electronic Warfare)
No. 10 Squadron – Lockheed AP-3C Orion (Maritime Patrol)
No. 11 Squadron – Boeing P-8 Poseidon (Maritime Patrol)
No. 32 Squadron – Beechcraft King Air 350 (School of Air Warfare Support)
No. 33 Squadron – Airbus KC-30A MRTT (Air Refuelling/Transport)
No. 34 Squadron – Boeing 737 BBJ, Bombardier Challenger 604 (VIP Transport)
No. 35 Squadron – Alenia C-27J Spartan (Transport)
No. 36 Squadron – Boeing C-17A Globemaster III (Transport)
No. 37 Squadron – Lockheed C-130J-30 Super Hercules (Transport)
No. 75 Squadron – McDonnell Douglas F/A-18A Hornet (Multi-Role Fighter)
No. 76 Squadron – BAE Systems Hawk 127 (Lead-in Fighter Training/ADF Support)
No. 77 Squadron – McDonnell Douglas F/A-18A Hornet (Multi-Role Fighter)
No. 79 Squadron – BAE Systems Hawk 127 (Hawk Conversion/ADF Support)
No. 100 Squadron – Heritage aircraft
No. 285 Squadron – Lockheed C-130H/C-130J-30 Hercules (C-130 Conversion)
No. 292 Squadron – Lockheed AP-3C Orion (AP-3C Conversion)
CFS – Pacific Aerospace CT4B, Pilatus PC9/A (Flying Instructor Training), Pilatus PC-21
ADFBFTS – Pacific Aerospace CT4B (Basic Tri-Service Flying Training)
No. 2 FTS – Pilatus PC9/A (Advanced RAAF and RAN Flying Training), Pilatus PC-21
No. 2 OCU – McDonnell Douglas F/A-18A/B Hornet (F/A-18A Conversion)
ARDU – Various Aircraft Types (Flight Testing)

Non-flying squadrons

List of non-flying squadrons
No. 1 SECFOR SQN – Airbase Force Protection
No. 1 EHS – Health Operations
No. 1 CCS – Combat Communications
No. 1 RSU – Wide Area Surveillance
No. 1 RTU – Airman Ab Initio Training
No. 2 SECFOR SQN – Airbase Force Protection
No. 2 EHS – Health Operations
No. 3 EHS – Health Operations
No. 3 CRU – Surveillance and Air Battle Management
No. 3 SECFOR SQN – Airbase Force Protection
No. 4 EHS – Health Operations
No. 13 Squadron – RAAF Darwin Airbase Operations
No. 17 Squadron – RAAF Tindal Airbase Operations
No. 19 Squadron – RMAF Butterworth Airbase Operations
No. 20 Squadron – RAAF Woomera Airbase Operations
No. 21 Squadron – RAAF Williams Airbase Operations
No. 22 Squadron – RAAF Richmond Airbase Operations
No. 23 Squadron – RAAF Amberley Airbase Operations
No. 24 Squadron – RAAF Edinburgh Airbase Operations
No. 25 Squadron – RAAF Pearce Airbase Operations
No. 26 Squadron – RAAF Williamtown Airbase Operations
No. 27 Squadron – RAAF Townsville Airbase Operations
No. 28 Squadron – Administrative Support Operations
No. 29 Squadron – Administrative Support Operations
No. 30 Squadron – RAAF East Sale Airbase Operations
No. 31 Squadron – RAAF Wagga Airbase Operations
No. 65 Squadron – Airfield Engineering and Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD)
No. 87 Squadron – Intelligence Operations
No. 114 MCRU – Deployable Surveillance, Air Battle Management and Air Traffic Control
No. 278 Squadron – Operational Training
No. 381 SQN – Contingency Response Squadron
No. 382 SQN – Contingency Response Squadron
No. 452 Squadron – Air Traffic Control
No. 453 Squadron – Air Traffic Control
No. 460 Squadron – Intelligence Operations
No. 462 Squadron – Information Warfare Operations
ASCENG SQN – Aircraft/Stores Compatibility Engineering Development
AMTDU – Air Movements Training and Development
ASES – Aircraft Systems Engineering Development
CSTS – Combat Survival Training
RAAF AIS – Aeronautical Information
RAAF BAND – RAAF Ceremonial Band
DEOTS – Explosive Ordnance Training
AVMED – Aviation Medicine Research and Development
JEWOSU – Electronic Warfare Operations and Development
OTS – Officer Ab Initio Training
RAAF Museum – Royal Australian Air Force Museum
RAAF SFS – Security and Fire Training
SAW – Air Combat Officer and Observer Training
RAAFSALT – Administrative and Logistics Training
RAAFSATC – Air Traffic Control Training
RAAFSPS – Officer and Airman Post Graduate Professional Training
RAAFSTT – Air Technical Training
SACTU – Air Defence Training
Woomera Test Facility – Augmented Testing Range

Wings

List of current wings
No. 41 Wing (Surveillance & Air Battle Management)
No. 42 Wing (AEW&C)
No. 44 Wing (ATC)
No. 78 Wing (Lead-in Fighter Training)
No. 81 Wing (Multi-Role Fighter)
No. 82 Wing (Multi-Role Fighter)
No. 84 Wing (Airlift & VIP transport)
No. 86 Wing (Airlift & AAR)
No. 92 Wing (Maritime Patrol)
No. 95 Wing (Expeditionary Combat Support)
No. 96 Wing (Fixed Base Combat Support)
Air Mobility Control Centre – central combat airlift tasking control centre
AirA – Air Academy – Aviation Training (Pilots, Air Traffic Control etc.)
GA – Ground Academy – Ab initio, ground technical and non-technical training, career development, promotion and leadership training
DTWG – Aerospace Systems Development
CSCC – Combat Support Coordination
HSW – Health Operations
IWD – Information Warfare and Intelligence