Appendix 9: Disposition of Anti-aircraft guns, 11th July 1940
(HAA = heavy anti-aircraft guns; LAA = light anti-aircraft guns, including some 3-inch guns employed in that role; AA LMGS = Lewis and Hispano machine-guns employed against aircraft.)
| HAA | LAA | AA LMGs | |
| 1st AA Division (Major-General F. L. M. Crossman) | |||
| London | 92 | ||
| Langley (Slough) | 28 | ||
| Hounslow | 4 | ||
| Stanmore | 4 | ||
| Aerodromes, vital points, etc. | 34 | 183 | |
| 2nd AA Division (Major-General M. F. Grove-White) | |||
| Leighton Buzzard | 4 | ||
| Nottingham | 16 | ||
| Derby | 40 | ||
| Sheffield | 23 | ||
| Humber | 38 | ||
| Mobile Battery | 8 | ||
| Aerodromes | 20 | ||
| Aerodromes, vital points, etc. | 82 | 788 | |
| 3rd AA Division and OSDEF (Major-General L. R. Hill) | |||
| Belfast | 7 | ||
| Clyde | 28 | ||
| Ardeer | 4 | ||
| Kyle of Lochalsh | 4 | ||
| Aberdeen | 4 | ||
| Scapa Flow | 88 | ||
| Shetlands | 12 | ||
| Aerodromes | 8 | ||
| Aerodromes, vital points, etc. | 119 | 368 | |
| 4th AA Division (Major-General C. A. E. Cadell) | |||
| Liverpool | 52 | ||
| Manchester | 20 | ||
| Crewe | 8 | ||
| Birmingham | 64 | ||
| Coventry | 44 | ||
| Ringway Aerodrome | 4 | ||
| Aerodromes, vital points, etc. | 52 | 376 | |
| 5th AA Division (Major-General R. H. Allen) | |||
| Cardiff | 12 | ||
| Newport | 4 | ||
| Brockworth | 36 | ||
| Bristol | 36 | ||
| Falmouth | 8 | ||
| Plymouth | 18 | ||
| Portland | 6 | ||
| Holton Heath | 8 | ||
| Southampton | 43 | ||
| Portsmouth | 44 | ||
| Bramley | 8 | ||
| Aerodromes | 20 | ||
| Aerodromes, vital points, etc. | 136 | 560 | |
| 6th AA Division (Major-General F. G. Hyland) | |||
| Dover | 18 | ||
| Thames and Medway South | 70 | ||
| Thames and Medway North | 46 | ||
| Harwich | 17 | ||
| Aerodromes | 37 | ||
| Aerodromes, vital points, etc. | 101 | 437 | |
| 7th AA Division (Major-General R. B. Pargiter) | |||
| Leeds | 20 | ||
| Tees | 30 | ||
| Tyne | 54 | ||
| Aerodromes | 14 | ||
| Aerodromes, vital points, etc. | 50 | 321 | |