Flight's training program, however. Two modified B-24s had reached Darwin by the time the war ended in mid-August, but the flight had not been able to conduct any operational missions by this time. In September No. 201 Flight's commanding officer, Wing Commander C.S. Davies, was informed by RAAF Headquarters that there were tentative plans to retain the unit at Laverton as part of the post-war RAAF. The Ascot Vale element of the flight moved to Laverton on 9 October, and the Darwin detachment arrived there on the 16th of the month. No. 201 Flight conducted some test flights during November but it was ultimately decided to disband the unit. The flight ceased to function on 17 December and was disbanded on 15 March 1946. See also B-24 Liberators in Australian service References Notes Bibliography 201 Military units and formations established in 1945 Military units and formations disestablished in 1946 1946 disestablishments in Australia