LATEST NEWS FROM II(AC) SQUADRON ASSOCIATION

New blue ties in the memorabilia section

2017 II(AC) Squadron Association AGM - 20 July 2017 RAF Marham 

New Boss for II(AC) Squadron

Wing Commander Jim Lee
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​Jan - 2017

Click here -> New Boss for II(AC) Sqn

Request for any Swift Era members to help with information here

Photos from the Meteor Era in the members section here

​The Association is grateful to Gordon Dykes for sharing the the photos from his father's era.

2016 Squadron Update

An update from OC II(AC) Squadron 

2 Squadron footage on BBC Countryfile

Many of you will be aware of the amazing and rare footage of the men and machines of 2 Squadron RFC at Hartlepool in 1914 - BBC Countryfile recently became aware of the footage and sought and received permission from the Association to use some.  We understand that a very small part of the film will be on the programme tonight.  As they are only able to show a some amount, we have the full footage below: 

Opening of the new Squadron building

Wg Cdr Rog Elliott, OC II(AC) Squadron, kindly invited all Association members to RAF Lossiemouth for the opening of the 'Shiny' new Squadron building on 8th April this year. The link below has a short update on the day.

Number II(Army Cooperation) Squadron

No 2 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps, was founded on 13 May 1912 at Farnborough in Hampshire. Now based at Royal Air Force Lossiemouth in Scotland flying the Typhoon FGR4, Number II (Army Cooperation) Squadron is one of the oldest squadron's in the world and has a rich history. Known as 'Shiny Two', the Squadron's mottos are 'Hereward' and 'Second to None' - explore the history of the Squadron through history link as a guest or a member of the association.

II(AC) Squadron Association

The II(AC) Squadron Association aim is to serve as a hub for ex-members and associates of the Squadron, to preserve its history including supporting the Squadron History book and the II(AC) Squadron Memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum.