MILITARY UNITS AT TRUSCOTT, WA
DURING WW2
| 1 Airfield Construction Squadron | 1 Squadron RAAF | 2 Squadron RAAF |
| 2/2nd Boring Company, AIF | 10 Field Company R.A.E. Det. 11 | 11 Signals Unit RAAF |
| 14 Airfield Construction Squadron | 12 Squadron RAAF | 13 Squadron RAAF |
| 18 Squadron NEI-AF | 20 Squadron (from East Arm) | 21 Squadron RAAF |
| 23 Squadron RAAF | 24 Squadron RAAF | 25 Squadron RAAF |
| 31 Squadron RAAF | 42 Squadron RAAF (from Gove) | 43 Squadron RAAF (from Doctors Gully) |
| 54 Squadron RAF | 54 Mobile Heavy A.A. Regiment R.A.A. | 58 O.B.U. RAAF |
| 67 A.A. Searchlight Battery | 87 Photo Reconnaissance Squadron | 121 Australian General Transport Company |
| 134 Heavy A.A. Battery | 140 Army Air Force Communications Squadron (140 A.A.C.S. on Sir Graham Moore Island) | 153 Light A.A. Battery |
| No. 154 Radar Station RAAF | No. 161 Radar Station RAAF | 232 Light A.A. Battery |
| No. 317 Radar Station (on Sir Graham Moore Island - supported from Truscott) | No. 344 Radar Station RAAF (on West Montalivet Island) | 380th Bomb Group (USAAF) |
| 548 Squadron RAF | 549 Squadron RAF | No. 319 Radar Station RAAF |
| RAAF Marine Section (West Bay) | US Army Field Radio Detachment No. 43 | U.S. Loran (on Sir Graham Moore Island - supported from Truscott) |
REFERENCE BOOK
"Truscott - The Diary of Australia's Secret
Wartime Kimberley Airbase 1943-1946"
by John and Carol Beasy
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