It served in Army co-operation and policing roles for 18 months before being disbanded there, at Fermoy, on 8 October 1919 and next appeared in June 1938, when it was re-formed as No 106 (Bomber) Squadron.
The squadron next appeared in June 1938, when it was re-formed as No 106 (Bomber) Squadron. It served in Army co-operation and policing roles for 18 months before being disbanded at Fermoy, on 8 October 1919.
It served in Army co-operation and policing roles for 18 months before being disbanded at Fermoy, on 8 October 1919. The squadron next appeared in June 1938, when it was re-formed as No 106 (Bomber) Squadron.
It served in Army co-operation and policing roles for 18 months before being disbanded at Fermoy, on 8 October 1919. The squadron next appeared in June 1938, when it was re-formed as No 106 (Bomber) Squadron.