Ground Training Wing was reestablished after splitting from RAAF College. No. 31 Squadron re-formed in July 2010 after disbanding in 1946. While no flying squadrons are based at Wagga, a number of decommissioned RAAF and Army aircraft, including a GAF Nomad and several Aermacchi MB-326 airframes have been allocated to RAAFSTT for use as ground training aids and remain on site. The unit also acquired three Fairchild Swearingen Metroliner airframes in 1999 which were found to in 2005 contain asbestos, raising concerns about hazardous exposure by military instructors, trainees and civilian staff. Units The following units are located at RAAF Base Wagga: Aircraft on display The aircraft located next to the RAAF Wagga Heritage Centre, they are not officially part of the heritage centre but are officially part of RAAF Base Wagga as gate guardians. Dassault Mirage III, located as a gate guardian at RAAF Base Wagga in the 1980s. CAC Sabre Gloster Meteor English Electric Canberra, which flew during the Vietnam War and located as a gate guardian at RAAF Base Wagga in the 1980s. General Dynamics F-111 Gate guardians See also List of airports in New South Wales List of Royal Australian Air Force installations References External links RAAF Base Wagga Magazine website Royal Australian Air Force bases Airports in New South Wales Wagga Wagga 1940 establishments in Australia Military installations in New South Wales Military installations established in 1940