Hawker Hunter: Encyclopedia II - Hawker Hunter - Units Using the Hunter

Hawker Hunter - Units Using the Hunter

Hawker Hunter - Royal Air Force

• Black Knights aerial display team, 4 aircraft of No 54 Squadron
• Black Arrows aerial display team, all black aircraft of No. 111 Squadron
• The Blue Diamonds aerial display team 16 blue-painted Hunters of 92 Squadron

• No. 1 Squadron
• No. 2 Squadron
• No. 3 Squadron
• No. 4 Squadron
• No. 8 Squadron
• No. 14 Squadron
• No. 19 Squadron
• No. 20 Squadron
• No. 26 Squadron
• No. 28 Squadron
• No. 34 Squadron
• No. 41 Squadron
• No. 43 Squadron
• No. 45 Squadron
• No. 54 Squadron
• No. 58 Squadron
• No. 56 Squadron
• No. 63 Squadron
• No. 65 Squadron
• No. 66 Squadron
• No. 67 Squadron
• No. 71 Squadron
• No. 74 Squadron
• No. 79 Squadron
• No. 92 Squadron
• No. 93 Squadron
• No. 98 Squadron
• No. 111 Squadron
• No. 112 Squadron
• No. 118 Squadron
• No. 130 Squadron
• No. 208 Squadron
• No. 222 Squadron
• No. 234 Squadron
• No. 245 Squadron
• No. 247 Squadron
• No. 257 Squadron
• No. 263 Squadron

Hawker Hunter - Indian Air Force

• No. 7 Squadron "The Battle-Axes"
• No. 14 Squadron "The Bulls"
• No. 17 Squadron "The Golden Arrows"
• No. 20 Squadron "The Lightnings" - The Unit also flew the Hunters in a nine-aircraft formation aerobatic team rechristened "The Thunderbolts"
• No. 27 Squadron "The Flaming Arrows"
• No. 37 Squadron "The Black Panthers"
• Operational Conversion Unit (OCU) "The Young 'Uns" - This unit was briefly redesignated as No. 122 (Ad Hoc) Squadron IAF during the 1971 War.
• No. 2 Target Tug Unit "The Banners"

Adapted from the Wikipedia article "Units Using the Hunter", under the G.N U Free Docmentation License. Please also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki