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List of Royal Air Force commands
This is a list of Royal Air Force commands.
- Aden Command
- Air Command Far East
- Air Command South East Asia
- Air Support Command
- Army Cooperation Command
- Balloon Command
- Bomber Command
- Coastal Command
- Eastern Air Command
- Far East Command
- Ferry Command
- Fighter Command
- Flying Training Command
- Home Command
- Iraq Command
- Joint Helicopter Command
- Logistics Command
- Maintenance Command
- Mediterranean Air Command
- Middle East Command
- Personnel and Training Command
- Reserve Command
- Signals Command
- Strike Command
- Support Command
- Technical Training Command
- Training Command
- Transport Command
- Air Defence of Great Britain
- Advanced Air Striking Force
- British Air Forces in France
- No. 1 Area
- No. 2 Area
- No. 3 Area
- No. 4 Area
- No. 5 Area
- Training Division
- Coastal Area
- Central Area
- North Eastern Area
- North Western Area
- Northern Area
- South Eastern Area
- South Western Area
- Southern Area
- Western Area
- RAF Bengal and Burma
- RAF Burma
- RAF Far East
- RAF Gibraltar
- RAF Iceland
- RAF in Northern Ireland
- RAF India
- RAF Iraq
- RAF Ireland
- RAF Mediterranean
- RAF Mediterranean and Middle East
- RAF Middle East
- RAF Rhine
- First Tactical Air Force
- Second Tactical Air Force
- Third Tactical Air Force
- Allied Expeditionary Air Force
- Balkan Air Force
- Desert Air Force
- Far East Air Force
- Mediterranean Allied Air Forces
- Mediterranean Allied Coastal Air Force
- Mediterranean Allied Strategic Air Force
- Mediterranean Allied Tactical Air Force
- Mediterranean Coastal Air Force
- Middle East Air Force
- Near East Air Force
- Northwest African Coastal Air Force
- Northwest African Tactical Air Force
- Northwest African Strategic Air Force
- Strategic Air Force
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