[Australia]: Royal Australian Air Force

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Personnel

Type:	Amount:	Image:
Regular Personnel	0/20,000

Type:	Equipment:
Assault Rifles and Carbines	F88 Austeyr F88C Austeyr (Carbine variant) F88SA1 Austeyr (with Picatinny rail) F88SA1C Austeyr (Compact variant with Picatinny rail) F88 GLA Austeyr (with M203 Grenade Launcher) F88T Austeyr (Training variant) L1A1 Self-Loading Rifle (Ceremonial)
Precision Rifles	SR-98 Accuracy International Artic Warfare (Airfield Defence Guards, Sniper Rifle) Accuracy International AW50F (Airfield Defence Guards, Anti-Material Rifle)
Machine Guns	F89 Minimi (5.56mm) (Airfield Defence Guards) F89 Maximi (7.62mm) (Airfield Defence Guards) FN MAG 58 (Airfield Defence Guards)
Pistols	Browning Hi-Power Mark III (designated Self-Loading Pistol 9mm Mark III)
Shotguns	Remington Model 870 (RAAF Police)
Grenade Launchers	M203 Grenade Launcher (attached to F88) Mark 19 Automatic Grenade Launcher (Airfield Defence Guards)
Anti-Armour	M27 Short-Range Anti-Armour Weapon (Airfield Defence Guards) M3 Carl Gustaf Medium Direct Fire Support Weapon (designated L14A1) (Airfield Defence Guards)
Grenades and Mines	F1 Fragmentation Hand Grenade M18A1 Claymore Antipersonnel Mine (Airfield Defence Guards)
Bayonets	M9 Bayonet
Uniforms (non-Dress) and Personal Equipment	General Purpose Uniform Disruptive Pattern Camouflage Uniform Disruptive Pattern Desert Uniform M91 Helmet (Personnel Armor System for Ground Troops) M88 Rucksack M94 Rucksack Raven Radio Backpack Medical Backpack Baseball Cap Wide Brimmed "Boonie" Hat Combat Body Armour System Version 1 Combat Body Armour System Version 2

Equipment

Combat Aircraft

Type:	Amount:	Image:
McDonnell Douglas F/A-18A/B Hornet	0/75
General Dynamics F-111C Aardvark	0/20

Transport and Air-to-Air Refuelling Aircraft

Type:	Amount:	Image:
Lockheed C-130J-30 Super Hercules	0/20
Boeing C-17 Globemaster III	0/8
Alenia C-27J Spartan	0/10
Boeing 737BBJ (-700ER)	0/2
Dassault Falcon 7X	0/3
Boeing 707-320C	0/8
Beechcraft Super King Air 350iER	0/12

Surveillance and Electronic Warfare Aircraft

Type:	Amount:	Image:
Lockheed AP-3C Orion	0/20
Boeing E-7A Wedgetail	0/6
Gulfstream MC-55A Peregrine	0/4
General Dynamics RF-111C Aardvark	0/4

Training Aircraft

Type:	Amount:	Image:
Pilatus PC-21	0/50
BAE Hawk 127	0/34

Ground Vehicles

Type:	Amount:	Image:
Rosenbauer Panther	0/20
Bushmaster Protected Mobility Vehicle	0/18
Titan General Purpose Fire Truck	0/28
Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon 6x6	0/120
AN/TPS-77 Tactical Air Defence Radar System	0/12
Transportable Air Operations Tower	0/10

Bases

Base:	Location:	Primary Purpose:	Crest:
RAAF Base Amberley	Brisbane, Queensland	Air Lift and Strike Reconnaissance Base
RAAF Base Richmond	Sydney, New South Wales	Air Lift Base
RAAF Base Tindal	Katherine, Northern Territory	Tactical Fighter Base
RAAF Base Williamtown	Newcastle, New South Wales	Tactical Fighter Base
RAAF Base Edinburgh	Adelaide, South Australia	Maritime Patrol Base
RAAF Base Pearce	Perth, Western Australia	Training Base
RAAF Base Darwin	Darwin, Northern Territory	Surveillance and Control Base
RAAF Base Townsville	Townsville, Queensland	Air Lift Base
RAAF Base East Sale	Sale, Victoria	Training Base
RAAF Base Wagga	Wagga Wagga, New South Wales	Training Base
RAAF Base Williams	Melbourne, Victoria	Training Base
RAAF Base Fairbairn	Canberra, Australian Capital Territory	Air Lift (VIP) Base
RAAF Woomera Test Range	Woomera, South Australia	Test Range

Base:	Location:	Primary Purpose:
RAAF Base Glenbrook	Blue Mountains, New South Wales	Air Command Headquarters
RAAF Gingin	Gingin, Western Australia	Fuel Storage
RAAF Orchard Hills	Sydney, New South Wales	Munitions Storage
RAAF Myambat	Denman, New South Wales	Munitions Storage
Delamere Air Weapons Range	Katherine, Northern Territory	Bombing Range
Evans Head Air Weapons Range	Bundjalong National Park, New South Wales	Bombing Range
Salt Ash Air Weapons Range	Newcastle, New South Wales	Bombing Range
RAAF Base Curtin	Derby, Western Australia	Bare Base
RAAF Base Learmonth	Exmouth, Western Australia	Bare Base
RAAF Base Scherger	Weipa, Queensland	Bare Base
RAAF Base Daly Waters	Daly Waters, Northern Territory	Bare Base
RAAF Base Cocos Island	West Island, Cocos (Keeling) Islands	Bare Base

Wide-Area Surveillance and Airspace Control

Jindalee Operational Radar Network (NOT OPERATIONAL)

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Overview​

The Jindalee Operational Radar Network (JORN) is an over-the-horizon radar network that can monitor air and sea movements across 37,000 square kilometres. It has a normal operating range of 1,000km to 4,000km. It is used in the defence of Australia, and can also monitor maritime operations, wave heights and wind directions. The JORN network is operated by No. 1 Remote Sensor Unit. Data from the JORN sites is fed to the JORN Coordination Centre at RAAF Base Edinburgh where it is passed on to other agencies and military units. JORN is so sensitive it is able to track planes as small as a Cessna 172 taking off and landing in East Timor 2,600km away. It is also reportedly able to detect stealth aircraft, as typically these are designed only to avoid detection by microwave radar. As JORN is reliant on the interaction of signals with the ionosphere, disturbances in the ionosphere adversely affect performance. The most significant factor influencing this is solar changes, which include sunrise, sunset and solar disturbances. The effectiveness of JORN is also reduced by extreme weather, including lightning and rough seas. As JORN uses the Doppler principle to detect objects, it cannot detect objects moving at a tangent to the system, or objects moving at a similar speed to their surroundings. JORN consists of: Two active radar stations: one near Longreach, Queensland (JOR1) and a second near Laverton, Western Australia (JOR2); A control centre at RAAF Base Edinburgh in South Australia (JCC); Seven transponders; and Twelve vertical ionosondes distributed around Australia and its territories. DSTO uses a radar station near Alice Springs, Northern Territory (JFAS) for research and development and also has its own network of vertical/oblique ionosondes for research purposes. The Alice Springs radar can be patched into the JORN to provide a third active radar station. Each radar station consists of a transmitter site and a receiver site, separated by a large distance to prevent the transmitter from interfering with the receiver. The four JORN transmitter and receiver sites are: The Queensland transmitter at Longreach, with 90-degree coverage, The Queensland receiver at Stonehenge, with 90-degree coverage, The Western Australian transmitter at Leonora, with 180-degree coverage, and The Western Australian receiver at Laverton, with 180-degree coverage. The research and development transmitter and receiver sites are: The Alice Springs transmitter at Harts Range, with 90-degree coverage, and The Alice Springs receiver at Mount Everard, with 90-degree coverage. The high frequency radio transmitter arrays at Longreach and Laverton have 28 elements, each driven by a 20-kilowatt power amplifier giving a total power of 560 kW. The signal is bounced off the ionosphere, landing in the "illuminated" area of target interest. Much incident radiation is reflected forward in the original direction of travel, but a small proportion "backscatters" and returns along the original, reciprocal transmission path. These returns again reflect from the ionosphere, finally being received at the Longreach and Laverton stations. Signal attenuation, from transmit antenna to target and finally back to receive antenna, is substantial, and its performance in such a context marks this system as leading-edge science. The receiver stations use KEL Aerospace KFR35 series receivers. JORN uses radio frequencies between 5 and 30 MHz, which is far lower than most other civilian and military radars that operate in the microwave frequency band. Also, unlike most microwave radars, JORN does not use pulsed transmission, nor does it use movable antennas. Transmission is Frequency-Modulated Continuous Wave (FMCW), and the transmitted beam is aimed by the interaction between its "beam-steering" electronics and antenna characteristics in the transmit systems. Radar returns are distinguished in range by the offset between the instantaneous radiated signal frequency and the returning signal frequency. Returns are distinguished in azimuth by measuring phase offsets of individual returns incident across the kilometres-plus length of the multi-element receiving antenna array. Intensive computational work is necessary to JORN's operation, and refinement of the software suite offers the most cost-effective path for improvements. The JORN ionosonde network is made up of vertical ionosondes, providing a real time map of the ionosphere. Each vertical incidence sounder (VIS) is a standardized Single-Receiver "Digisonde" Portable Sounder built by Lowell for the JORN. A new ionospheric map is generated every 225 seconds. In a clockwise direction around Australia, the locations of the twelve (11 active and one test) JORN ionosondes are below: Laverton, Western Australia Geraldton, Western Australia Carnarvon, Western Australia RAAF Base Learmonth, Western Australia Port Hedland, Western Australia RAAF Base Curtin, Western Australia Kalkaringi, Northern Territory Groote Eylandt, Northern Territory RAAF Base Scherger, Queensland Lynd River, Queensland Longreach, Queensland RAAF Base Edinburgh, South Australia The DSTO ionosonde network is not part of the JORN, but is used to further DSTO's research goals. DSTO uses Four-Receiver Digisonde Portable Sounders (DPS-4), also built by Lowell. DSTO has ionosondes at the following locations: Wyndham, Western Australia Derby, Western Australia Darwin, Northern Territory Newcastle Waters, Northern Territory Alice Springs, Northern Territory From west to east, the seven JORN transponders are located at: Christmas Island Broome, Western Australia Kalumburu, Western Australia Darwin, Northern Territory Nhulunbuy, Northern Territory Normanton, Queensland Horn Island, Queensland

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Vigilare Air Battlespace Management System

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Overview​

Vigilare Air Battlespace Management System is a core component of the Royal Australian Air Force’s (RAAF) air defence surveillance network. It is a complex, integrated air defence command and control system which receives, interprets and consolidates data from over 250 defence and civil radars and other sensors to generate and display the Australian Recognised Air Picture. Data is drawn from platforms and sensors including: F/A-18 Hornet aircraft F-111 Aardvark aircraft E-7A Wedgetail Airborne Early Warning & Control aircraft Jindalee Operational Radar Network Civil and military Air Traffic Management systems and radars AP-3C Orion maritime patrol aircraft AN/TPS-77 Tactical Air Defence Radar Systems Royal Australian Navy ships Vigilare is operated by the RAAF from No. 2 and No. 3 Control and Reporting Units.

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C-Band Space Surveillance Radar System (NOT OPERATIONAL)

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Overview​

C-Band radar uses microwave frequencies ranging from 4.0 to 8.0 (GHz). The C-Band is used for many satellite communications transmissions, some Wi-Fi devices and cordless telephones as well as some surveillance and weather radar systems. No 1 Remote Sensor Unit is the only operational unit charged with enhancing the ADFs Space presence and Space Situational Awareness. This is achieved with the C-band radar, Space Based Infrared System – Australian Mission Processor and in future, Space Surveillance Telescope. The C-band radar is located at Naval Communications Station Harold E. Holt, north of Exmouth, WA. It's mission is to provide southern hemisphere coverage of resident space objects for catalogue maintenance, space object identification, and support for special events.

Australian Defence Air Traffic System

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Overview​

The Australian Defence Air Traffic System (ADATS) is the hardware and software system used by the Royal Australian Air Force for Air Traffic Control services. It is a computer based system, which serves as an aid to Air Traffic Controllers. It does not control aircraft, but gives the user a display of information about an aircraft's position and associated information. It also handles communications and other information exchanges. It is one of two systems in Australia, the other being The Australian Advanced Air Traffic System (TAAATS), which is used by Airservices Australia (civilians).

Chief of Air Force

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Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
Air Force Headquarters	100x Regular Personnel	Russell Offices, Canberra
RAAF Staff, London	25x Regular Personnel	High Commission of Australia, London

Air Command

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Air Combat Group

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No. 78 Wing (Fighter Training)

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Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
No. 76 Squadron	300x Regular Personnel, 17x BAE Hawk 127s	RAAF Base Williamtown
No. 79 Squadron	300x Regular Personnel, 17x BAE Hawk 127s	RAAF Base Pearce

No. 81 Wing (Fighter)

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Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
No. 3 Squadron	300x Regular Personnel, 25x McDonnell Douglas F/A-18A/B Hornets	RAAF Base Williamtown
No. 75 Squadron	300x Regular Personnel, 25x McDonnell Douglas F/A-18A/B Hornets	RAAF Base Tindal
No. 77 Squadron	300x Regular Personnel, 25x McDonnell Douglas F/A-18A/B Hornets	RAAF Base Williamtown

No. 82 Wing (Strike Reconnaissance)

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Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
No. 1 Squadron ("Fighting First")	300x Regular Personnel, 10x General Dynamics F-111C Aardvarks, 2x General Dynamics RF-111C Aardvarks	RAAF Base Amberley
No. 6 Squadron	300x Regular Personnel, 10x General Dynamics F-111C Aardvarks, 2x General Dynamics RF-111C Aardvarks	RAAF Base Amberley
Forward Air Control Development Unit	200x Regular Personnel, 4x Pilatus PC-21s	RAAF Base Williamtown

Air Mobility Group

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No. 84 Wing (Tactical Airlift)

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Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
No. 32 Squadron (Training)	300x Regular Personnel, 12x Beechcraft Super King Air 350iERs	RAAF Base East Sale
No. 35 Squadron ("Wallaby Airlines")	300x Regular Personnel, 10x Alenia C-27J Spartans	RAAF Base Townsville
No. 37 Squadron	300x Regular Personnel, 10x Lockheed C-130J-30 Super Hercules	RAAF Base Richmond
No. 38 Squadron ("Dingo Airlines")	300x Regular Personnel, 10x Lockheed C-130J-30 Super Hercules	RAAF Base Richmond

Temporary Formations​

Formation:	Size:	Contributing Unit(s):	Base:
RAAF Antarctic Flight	75x Regular Personnel, 3x Lockheed C-130J-30 Super Hercules	No. 37 Squadron	Hobart International Airport

No. 86 Wing (Strategic Airlift)

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Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
No. 33 Squadron	300x Regular Personnel, 8x Boeing 707-320Cs	RAAF Base Amberley
No. 34 Squadron	300x Regular Personnel, 2x Boeing 737BBJs, 3x Dassault Falcon 7Xs	RAAF Base Fairbairn
No. 36 Squadron	300x Regular Personnel, 8x C-17 Globemaster IIIs	RAAF Base Amberley

Surveillance and Reconnaissance Group

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No. 41 Wing (Air Defence)

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Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
No. 1 Remote Sensor Unit	200x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Edinburgh
No. 2 Control and Reporting Unit	200x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Tindal (Northern Region Operations Centre)
No. 3 Control and Reporting Unit	200x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Williamtown (Eastern Region Operations Centre)
No. 114 Mobile Control and Reporting Unit	200x Regular Personnel, 12x AN/TPS-77 Radars	RAAF Base Darwin

No. 42 Wing (AEW&C and Electronic Warfare)

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Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
No. 2 Squadron	300x Regular Personnel, 6x E-7A Wedgetails	RAAF Base Williamtown
No. 4 Squadron	300x Regular Personnel, 4x MC-55A Peregrines	RAAF Base Edinbugh

No. 44 Wing (Air Traffic Control)

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Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
No. 452 Squadron	250x Regular Personnel, 5x Transportable Air Operations Towers	RAAF Base Tindal RAAF Base Darwin RAAF Base Amberley RAAF Base Townsville RAAF Base Pearce Oakey Army Aviation Centre
No. 453 Squadron	250x Regular Personnel, 5x Transportable Air Operations Towers	RAAF Base Richmond RAAF Base Edinburgh RAAF Base East Sale RAAF Base Williamtown RAAF Base Williams HMAS Albatross

No. 92 Wing (Maritime Patrol)

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Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
No. 10 Squadron	300x Regular Personnel, 10x Lockheed AP-3C Orions	RAAF Base Edinburgh
No. 11 Squadron	300x Regular Personnel, 10x Lockheed AP-3C Orions	RAAF Base Edinburgh

Temporary Formations​

Formation:	Size:	Contributing Unit(s):	Base:
No. 92 Wing Detachment A	50x Regular Personnel, 2x Lockheed AP-3C Orions	No. 10 Squadron	TBD
No. 92 Wing Detachment B	100x Regular Personnel, 4x Lockheed AP-3C Orions	No. 11 Squadron	RAAF Base Darwin

Support Command

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Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
RAAF Chaplain Branch	100x Regular Personnel	All Bases

Combat Support Group

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No. 95 Expeditionary Wing

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Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
No. 1 Combat Communications Squadron	200x Regular Personnel, 10x Mercedes-Benz G-Wagons	RAAF Base Amberley
No. 1 Airfield Operations Support Squadron	600x Regular Personnel	All Bases
No. 1 Central Ammunition Depot	100x Regular Personnel	RAAF Orchard Hills
No. 321 Expeditionary Combat Support Squadron	400x Regular Personnel, 20x Mercedes-Benz G-Wagons, 6x Titan General Purpose Fire Trucks	RAAF Base Darwin
No. 323 Expeditionary Combat Support Squadron Bare Base Management Flight Curtin Bare Base Management Flight Learmonth Bare Base Management Flight Scherger Bare Base Management Flight Daly Waters Bare Base Management Flight Cocos Islands	400x Regular Personnel, 20x Mercedes-Benz G-Wagons, 6x Titan General Purpose Fire Trucks	RAAF Base Tindal
No. 381 Expeditionary Combat Support Squadron	400x Regular Personnel, 20x Mercedes-Benz G-Wagons, 6x Titan General Purpose Fire Trucks	RAAF Base Williamtown
No. 386 Expeditionary Combat Support Squadron	400x Regular Personnel, 20x Mercedes-Benz G-Wagons, 6x Titan General Purpose Fire Trucks	RAAF Base Amberley
No. 1 Airfield Defence Squadron	400x Regular Personnel, 6x Bushmaster PMVs	RAAF Base Williamtown
No. 2 Airfield Defence Squadron	400x Regular Personnel, 6x Bushmaster PMVs	RAAF Base Amberley
No. 3 Airfield Defence Squadron	400x Regular Personnel, 6x Bushmaster PMVs	RAAF Base Edinburgh

No. 96 Air Base Wing

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Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
Base Squadron Amberley	200x Regular Personnel, 2x Rosenbauer Panthers	RAAF Base Amberley
Base Squadron East Sale	200x Regular Personnel, 2x Rosenbauer Panthers	RAAF Base East Sale
Base Squadron Darwin	200x Regular Personnel, 2x Rosenbauer Panthers	RAAF Base Darwin
Base Squadron Edinburgh	200x Regular Personnel, 2x Rosenbauer Panthers	RAAF Base Edinburgh
Base Squadron Fairbairn	200x Regular Personnel, 2x Rosenbauer Panthers	RAAF Base Fairbairn
Base Squadron Laverton	200x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Williams
Base Squadron Pearce	200x Regular Personnel, 2x Rosenbauer Panthers	RAAF Base Pearce
Base Squadron Point Cook	200x Regular Personnel, 2x Rosenbauer Panthers	RAAF Base Williams
Base Squadron Richmond	200x Regular Personnel, 2x Rosenbauer Panthers	RAAF Base Richmond
Base Squadron Townsville	200x Regular Personnel, 2x Rosenbauer Panthers	RAAF Base Townsville
Base Squadron Wagga	200x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Wagga
Base Squadron Williamtown	200x Regular Personnel, 2x Rosenbauer Panthers	RAAF Base Williamtown

Health Services Wing

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Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
No. 1 Expeditionary Health Squadron	300x Regular Personnel, 10x Mercedes-Benz G-Wagons	RAAF Base Amberley
No. 2 Expeditionary Health Squadron	300x Regular Personnel, 10x Mercedes-Benz G-Wagons	RAAF Base Williamtown
No. 3 Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron	300x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Richmond
No. 6 Hospital	300x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Williams

Air Warfare Centre

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Information Warfare Wing

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Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
RAAF Aeronautical Information Service	100x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Edinburgh
No. 87 (Air Intelligence) Squadron	200x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Edinburgh
No. 460 (Geospatial Intelligence) Squadron	200x Regular Personnel	Russell Offices, Canberra
No. 462 (Information Operations) Squadron	200x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Edinburgh

Development and Test Wing

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Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
Aircraft Research and Development Unit	200x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Edinburgh
Aerospace Systems Engineering Squadron	100x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Edinburgh
Aircraft Stores Compatibility Engineering Squadron	100x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Edinburgh
RAAF Institute of Aviation Medicine	100x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Edinburgh

Woomera Test Range

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Unit:	Size:	Base:
Woomera Test Range Headquarters	50x Regular Personnel	RAAF Woomera Test Range
Woomera Test Range Engineering Unit	50x Regular Personnel	RAAF Woomera Test Range
Woomera Test Range Logistics Unit	50x Regular Personnel, 10x Mercedes-Benz G-Wagons, 4x Titan General Purpose Fire Trucks	RAAF Woomera Test Range

Air Force Training Group

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Air Training Wing

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Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
No. 1 Flying Training School	100x Regular Personnel, 10x Pilatus PC-21s	RAAF Base Williams
No. 2 Flying Training School	100x Regular Personnel, 10x Pilatus PC-21s	RAAF Base Pearce
Central Flying School	200x Regular Personnel, 20x Pilatus PC-21s	RAAF Base East Sale
RAAF Aerobatic Team ("Roulettes")	50x Regular Personnel, 6x Pilatus PC-21s	RAAF Base East Sale
Air Mission Training School	100x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base East Sale
School of Air Traffic Control	100x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base East Sale
Air Mobility Training and Development Unit	50x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Richmond
Surveillance and Control Training Unit	100x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Williamtown
RAAF Museum	25x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Williams
No. 100 Squadron (Air Force Heritage Squadron)	100x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Williams

Ground Training Wing

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Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
School of Administration and Logistics Training	100x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Wagga
School of Technical Training	100x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Wagga
RAAF Explosive Ordnance Training School	100x Regular Personnel	RAAF Orchard Hills
RAAF Security and Fire School	100x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Amberley
Combat Survival Training School	100x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Townsville

Combat Reserve Wing

Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
No. 13 (City of Darwin) Squadron	200x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Darwin
No. 21 (City of Melbourne) Squadron	200x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Williams
No. 22 (City of Sydney) Squadron	200x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Richmond
No. 23 (City of Brisbane) Squadron	200x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Amberley
No. 24 (City of Adelaide) Squadron	200x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Edinburgh
No. 25 (City of Perth) Squadron	200x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Pearce
No. 26 (City of Newcastle) Squadron	200x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Williamtown
No. 28 (City of Canberra) Squadron	200x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Fairbairn
No. 29 (City of Hobart) Squadron	200x Regular Personnel	Anglesea Barracks, Hobart
No. 30 (City of Sale) Squadron	200x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base East Sale
No. 31 (City of Wagga Wagga) Squadron	200x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Wagga

RAAF College

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Unit:	Size:	Base:	Crest:
No. 1 Recruit Training Unit	200x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Wagga
School of Postgraduate Studies	100x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Wagga
Officers' Training School	100x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base East Sale
Air Force Band	25x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Williams
RAAF Central Photographic Establishment	25x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Williams
RAAF Publications Unit	50x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Williams
Defence International Training Centre	100x Regular Personnel	RAAF Base Williams