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No. 119 Squadron RCAF (100-series squadrons)
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No. 166 Squadron RCAF (100-series squadrons)
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No. 402 Squadron RCAF (400-series squadrons)
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No. 145 Squadron RCAF (100-series squadrons)
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No. 131 Squadron RCAF (100-series squadrons)
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103 Search and Rescue Squadron - This unit was operational in the RCAF from 1947–1968. Initially as 103 Search and Rescue Flight it was renamed as 103 Rescue Unit in 1950 and remained active until 1968. It was reactivated in 1977 by the Canadian Forces and redesignated a squadron in 1997. (Other squadrons)
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The Canadian Army played an important role in World War II, but its contribution was often overlooked because it was under British command. In fact, Canada also had a very strong RAF force, which made its mark in World War II and formed 113 very famous RAF squadron groups.
These Royal Canadian Air Force squadrons were mainly responsible for World War II pathfinding, patrolling, and guarding functions. They fight valiantly, have the abundant fighting force and advanced fighting equipment. The random tool generated a complete list of all the air forces in World War II, including the Early squadron, 100-series Squadron, 400-series Squadron, 600-series Squadron, and Post-war squadron categories.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Royal Canadian Air Force squadrons.
