No.4 (Bomber Reconnaissance) Squadron

Badge/Motto

None

Battle honours

The Second World War

PACIFIC COAST, 1941-1945.

Lineage

• Authorized as '4 (Operations) Squadron' 1 April 1925.^{Footnote 1}
• Redesignated 'No.4 Squadron (Training)' 1 April 1927.^{Footnote 2}
• Disbanded 1 July 1927 on transfer to the non-military Directorate of Civil Government Air Operations.^{Footnote 3}
• Reformed 1 April 1928.^{Footnote 4}
• Redesignated 'No.4 (Flying Boat) Squadron' 1 November 1935.^{Footnote 5}
• Redesignated 'No.4 (General Reconnaissance) Squadron' 1 December 1937.^{Footnote 6}
• Redesignated 'No.4 (Bomber Reconnaissance) Squadron' 1 September 1939.^{Footnote 7}
• Disbanded 7 August 1945.^{Footnote 8}

Operational history

The Second World War

The squadron flew on anti-submarine operations on the Pacific Coast under 'Western Air Command'.^{Footnote 9}

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