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The standard British flight was six aircraft, and generally speaking five of them could be considered airworthy at a given time. A squadron consisted of A, B and C flights for a total of 18. A Major was generally the CO, with Captains as flight leaders and Lt's as deputy leaders, with rank and file pilots as 2Lt's.
If Mr. Skeet would be good enough, he can go far beyond this in detail, and Hannes or Volker can probably fill you in on German flight breakdowns. Jump in, guys.
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