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Encyclopedia > Group (air force unit)
For some other uses of the word "group" please see Group

Group is a term used by different air forces for a unit of command. The size of this unit varies considerably between services.


In the United States Air Force a group is made up of several squadrons, and itself forms part of a wing.


In the Royal Air Force and other British-derived air forces a group is made up of several wings or stations, and itself forms part of the a major command. It is usually commanded by an air vice-marshal.


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Group Captain

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