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Air of Authority - A History of RAF Organisation
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[1943 | ]
RAF Coleby Grange began as a Relief Landing Ground for RAF Cranwell in the late 1930s, but from May 1940 it also played host to detachments of squadrons from RAF Digby. In May 1941 it was officially transferred to RAF Digby as its second satellite (also known as WCII) in No 12 Group, Fighter Command.
Personnel Movements: Nov - Dec 1944
| Rank | Name | Date | Notes |
| November | |||
| No personnel movements were recorded in this month's ORB | |||
| December | |||
| No personnel movements were recorded in this month's ORB | |||
Source - RAF Coleby Grange ORB (AIR 28/165)
Organisational Movements: Nov - Dec 1944
| Date | Notes |
| November | |
| 15 Nov 1944 | RAF Station Coleby Grange was opened parented
by RAF Cranwell in TTC but was used by No 17 SFTS, FTC as well as continuing
to be used by RAF Digby Flying Control was established at the station No 10 Refresher Flying Course arrived from RAF Cranwell |
| December | |
| 5 Dec 1944 | No 9 Course finished training and was posted |
| 7 Dec 1944 | No 11 Course reported for training |
| 20 Dec 1944 | No 12 Course reported for training |
Source - RAF Coleby Grange ORB (AIR 28/165)
This entry was last updated on 29/11/25
