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In the Air Training Corps a Wing is an administrative subdivision of a Region.

Each squadron of the Air Training Corps belongs to a named Wing, which offers support and guidance to the squadrons it serves. Each Wing is commanded by an officer in the Volunteer Reserves, usually of rank Wing Commander.

There are thirty six Wings in the Air Training Corps; six in each of the six Regions.

[edit] Wings

• Aberdeen & North East Scotland Wing
• Bedforshire & Cambridgeshire Wing
• Bristol & Gloucestershire Wing
• Central & East Yorkshire Wing
• Cumbria & North Lancashire Wing
• Devon & Sommerset Wing
• Dorset & Wiltshire Wing
• Dundee & Central Scotland Wing
• Durham & Northumberland Wing
• East Cheshire & South Manchester Wing
• East Lancashire Wing
• Edinburgh & South Scotland Wing
• Essex Wing
• Glasgow & West Scotland Wing
• Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wing
• Hertfordshire & Buckinghamshire Wing
• Highland Wing
• Kent Wing
• London Wing
• Merseyside Wing
• Middlesex Wing
• No 1 Welsh Wing
• No 2 Welsh Wing
• No 3 Welsh Wing
• Norfolk & Suffolk Wing
• Northern Ireland Wing
• Plymouth & Cornwall Wing
• South & East Midlands Wing
• South & West Yorkshire Wing
• Staffordshire Wing
• Surrey Wing
• Sussex Wing
• Thames Valley Wing
• Trent Wing
• Warwick & Birmingham Wing
• West Mercian Wing