No. 19 Group RAF

19 (General Reconnaissance) Group, in RAF Coastal Command, at Mount Wise, Plymouth.

By May 1941 the group was flying from three Royal Air Force stations, with seven units.

In 1953, NATO documents instructing Admiral George Creasy, the new Commander-in-Chief, Eastern Atlantic Area (CINCEASTLANT), wrote that Air Vice Marshal Thomas Traill, CB, OBE, DFC, Royal Air Force, Air Officer Commanding No.

19 Group RAF, had been appointed as Air Commander North-East Atlantic Sub-Area.

19 Group order of battle (OOB) in July 1954:[10] 19 Group OOB during April 1962: Before it became HQ Southern Maritime Air Region in November 1969, its last commander appears to have been Air Vice-Marshal Cresswell Clementi.