No. 10 Group
Fighter Command
No. 10 Group of Fighter Command defended south-west England and south Wales. During the Battle of Britain its squadrons guarded the western flank and the ports of the West Country, frequently reinforcing hard-pressed No. 11 Group over southern England. It controlled sector stations such as Middle Wallop and Filton.
Squadrons (13)
| Squadron | Name | Home station |
|---|---|---|
| No. 87 Squadron | United Provinces | RAF Charmy Down |
| No. 93 Squadron | — | RAF Middle Wallop |
| No. 118 Squadron | — | RAF Ibsley |
| No. 126 Squadron | Persian Gulf | — |
| No. 130 Squadron | Punjab | RAF Portreath |
| No. 131 Squadron | County of Kent | RAF Ouston |
| No. 152 Squadron | Hyderabad | RAF Warmwell |
| No. 165 Squadron | Ceylon | RAF Kenley |
| No. 213 Squadron | Ceylon | RAF Wittering/Collyweston |
| No. 234 Squadron | Madras Presidency | RAF Middle Wallop |
| No. 238 Squadron | — | RAF Middle Wallop |
| No. 263 Squadron | — | RAF Warmwell |
| No. 312 Squadron | Czechoslovak | RAF Culmhead/Church Stanton |