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654 Squadron AAC

Squadron Motto: “Prestige”

654 Squadron was formed in West Germany on 1st September 1958.

It operated throughout the Cold War as part of the British Army of the Rhine, and early in 1991 was involved in Operation Granby against the Iraqi Army.

When 4 Regiment moved from Detmold in Germany, back to the UK, 654 Squadron brought their Lynx and Gazelle helicopters with them.

In the early 2000’s 654 Squadron converted to the Apache AH1 Longbow attack helicopter, and with this have been involved in numerous deployments to Afghanistan for Operation Herrick.

As the Attack Helicopter Force rationalised to just four front-line squadrons at Wattisham, 654 Squadron was disbanded.

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Recent Posts

  • AH-64E declared ready
  • ZJ177 to Wattisham
  • More AH-64Es delivered
  • 664 Sqn AH-64E
  • Another AH-64E airborne

Some images…..

ZJ167 at Shawbury in 2003 ZJ192 at Wattisham in 2018 ZJ226 at Wattisham in 2021 Gunship 2 in 2015 ZM706 returning to Wattisham TOM06375

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