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Air of Authority - A History of RAF Organisation
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No 46 Training Squadron - Personnel and locations
Originally formed as No 46 Reserve Squadron 23 October 1916 from No 15 Reserve Squadron at Doncaster, it moved to Bramham Moor near Tadcaster on 17 December and was re-titled No 46 Training Squadron on 31 May 1917. On 23 July 1917 it moved to Catterick and disbanded into No 49 TDS on 15 July 1918.
It was reformed in July 1919 at South Carlton under the control of No 7 Wing.
| Aircraft operated | Location | Command/Group |
| Avro 504K | South Carlton, Lincolnshire | Inland Area/No 7 Wing |
| Rank | Name | Branch | Notes |
| Sqn Ldr | George G A Williams | A | Officer Commanding, |
| Sqn Ldr | George H P Padley | T | |
| Fg Off | James V Medcalf | A | |
| Fg Off | Lamont Smith | Stores | |
| Medical Branch | |||
| Flt Lt | Reginald Mugliston | Med | |
Source - Apr 1920 Air Force List
It disbanded on 26 April 1920
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