Structure of the Royal Air Force

This is the structure of the Royal Air Force, as of October 2020.
Air Command.
Air Command was formed as a merger of Strike Command, and Personnel and Training Command to administer the majority of operational units within the RAF. It doesn't have an overall commander, but instead two deputy commanders– one for Operations and one for Capability. The Deputy Commander (Operations) has been Air Marshal Gerry Mayhew, since May 2019; and the Deputy Commander (Capability) has been Air Marshal Andrew Turner, also since May 2019.
No. 1 Group.
No. 1 Group is one of two operations groups within Air Command, controlling the RAF's fast combat aircraft and the associated airfields. The AOC has been Air Vice Marshal Allan Marshall, since he took up the appointment in March 2020.
No. 2 Group.
No. 2 Group is the other operations group within Air Command, providing aircraft that support the Royal Navy and RAF front line aircraft, the Royal Air Force Police, and the Royal Air Force Regiment. Its current commander is Air Vice-Marshal Alan Gillespie, and has been since September 2019.
Following the disbandment of No. 38 Group RAF on 31 December 2020, all units of the former group were moved under a new 1-star 'RAF Support Force', which now forms part of No. 2 Group.
No. 11 Group.
No. 11 Group is the newest group formed in the RAF, having only been reformed in late 2018 as a "multi-domain operations group." Air Vice Marshal Ian Duguid has been the AOC, since its reformation.
No. 22 Group.
No. 22 Group is the direct successor to the Training Group, and so is responsible for RAF training policy and training establishments. It has been commanded by Air Vice Marshal Richard Maddison since August 2020.
The group commands the following stations:
No. 83 Expeditionary Air Group.
No. 83 Expeditionary Air Group is the collation of all of the RAF's assets, that support operations in the Middle East; i.e. Op Kipion, and Op Shader. The Group has been commanded by Air Commodore Tim Jones since October 2019.