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Air of Authority - A History of RAF Organisation
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No 54 Operational Training Unit Personnel, locations and equipment
Personnel Movements: Nov - Dec 1940
| Rank | Name | Date | Notes |
| Sqn Ldr | H A V Hogan | 25 Nov 1940 | Arrived on posting from No 58 OTU for duty as Chief Flying Instructor |
| Fg Off | C H Willis | 25 Nov 1940 | Arrived on posting from No 58 OTU for duty as Flying Instructor |
| Wg Cdr | H A V Hogan | 29 Dec 1940 | Posted to No 58 OTU, RAF Grangemouth for duty as Chief Flying Instructor, wef 9 Dec 1940 |
| The ORB for No 54 OTU does not begin until March 1941 | |||
Source - No 54 OTU ORB (AIR 29/682/1) & No 58 OTU ORB (AIR 29/684/1)
Organisational Movements: Nov - Dec 1940
| Date | Notes |
| 25 Nov 1940 | Formed at Church Fenton within No 12 Group to train night fighter crews, equipped with Blenheims, and Defiants |
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| 10 Dec 1940 | Aircraft and Personnel of the Blenheim and Defiant Flights, No 55 OTU, RAF Aston Down transferred to No 54 OTU |
| 31 Dec 1940 | Transferred from No 12 Group to No 81 Group |
Source - No 55 OTU ORB (AIR 29/682/2) and RAF Flying Training and Support Units - Air Britain
This page was last updated on 31/05/22
