92 Squadron is based at RAF Waddington, providing air training and tactics advice to commanders and units for the tactical employment of air power. It shares its squadron number with a Battle of Britain class steam engine that runs on the Nene Valley railway.
Previous aircraft include the Spitfire, Lightning and Phantom. Pilots Robert Stanford-Tuck and Geoffrey Wellum both flew with the Squadron.
1917 Formed at London Colney as a scout fighter squadron.
1939 Reformed at RAF Tangmere flying light bombers, before receiving Spitfires early the next year.
1942 Left the UK for the Middle East and spent the World War Two in the Mediterranean theatre of operations.
1968 Moved to RAF Gutersloh, Germany, flying the Lightning F.2A interceptor.
1992 Stood up as a training unit at RAF Brawdy until 1994.
2009 Reformed as the training and tactics element of the Air Warfare Centre at RAF Waddington.
1918 Western Front
1918 Somme
1918 Hindenburg Line
1918 Amiens
1940 - 1941 Home Defence
1940 France & Low Countries
1940* Battle of Britain
1941* Fortress Europe
1942 - 1943 Egypt & Libya
1942 - 1943 El Alamein
1943 El Hamma Mediterranean
1943 Sicily
1943 - 1945 Italy
1943 - 1945 Anzio & Nettuno
1943 - 1945 Gustav Line
1943 - 1945 Gothic Line
*Honours marked with an asterisk, may be emblazoned on the Squadron Standard.
