Service History

Formed in the Middle East during September 1942, but lost its identity in March 1944 probably after being absorbed into another unit or possibly due to disbandment. Reformed in England under No. 4 Group on 12 August 1944 and operated continuously as a bomber squadron within the group until being transferred to No. 100 (Bomber Support) Group in December 1944. Operated for the balance of the war as a  radio counter-measures (RCM) squadron

Squadron Identity Letters

Stations

Unknown

Driffield, Foulsham

Logistics

Operational Performance

Operational Sorties And Losses

Group

Aircraft

Bombing Targets Tasked

Mine Laying Areas Tasked

Leaflets

Total Sorties

Flown

Aircraft Lost

Percent

4 GP

Halifax

45

0

0

544

6

1.10

100 GP

Halifax

63 RCM

0

0

621

7

1.10

Totals

108

0

0

1165

13

1.10

Of Note:

None

Memorial

Unknown