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Albums about raf
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Photos from our local airbase
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Images of the last Squadron in the Royal Air Force to fly the Photographic Reconnaissance Canberra.
39(1 PRU) Sqn.
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Hector's Fleet-Ex service craft owned as yachts over the years
published by LorryCole
Insignia and Aircraft of the Royal Air Force, Great Britain. Includes Royal Flying Corps, WWI and the Royal Air Force WWII. Also includes Pilots wings, unusual insignia and insignia of Commonwealth Squadrons attatched during WWII.
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Excellent R.A.F. Museum
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Re-enactment at "Flypast" photo day.
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Filming on location at Duxford airfield.
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Re-enactment pics
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RAF re-enactment
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Photos of launches and things relevant to raf asr/marinecraft
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H.S.L's?R.T.TL's
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assortment of RAF marine Craft photos
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Selection of RAF Pinnaces
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some pictures from the North Weald event
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Corsair of the Royal Navy display at Lydd airport
published by jimobrien
Britain's first military airman was Captain Bertram Dickson, Royal Regt of Artillery. In 1910 he learned to fly in France, qualifying on 12th May 1910. In that year he demonstrated arial reconnaisance on Salisbury Plain. This led to the RFC, and the RAF.
published by stuartroad
Some photos of people and places from my RAF National Service times in the early 1950s. If you recognise anyone, PLEASE contact me on the GUESTBOOK. Thanks. Jim.
published by clockman7
My photographs of 24th Entry RAF Cosford, & Other related photographs
clockman7@btinternet.com
published by tonywijaszko
SQUADRON PHOTOS
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All the historic places I visited in my month-long April 2007 trip to England and France.
published by aqueenslander
Photos of West Kirby RAF recruit training school
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2nd Tactical Airforce HQ. 1950-2
Pictures about raf
picture: A timber mill now occupies the wartime site of RAF Grigorhill. (See notes below).
published by: windlegrove
The main gate was a hundred yards back from the road, shielded by a small birch wood. The guardroom was adjacent to the gate, and behind that was the large concrete square, abour 300 yards across.To the right were the boiler house, gymnasium, sergeants mess, then the airmens mess. The extended WVS hut was rebuilt behind the airmens mess. After a green space used for football practice, there was a row of barrack huts divided into rooms with four beds, down the right hand boundary fence. The last five huts were WAAF accomodation, in a further wire enclosure. See notes on the next picture for details of the left hand side of the square.
picture: Nairn station - here's where all RAF men and WAAFs arrived for their new posting to 1CSU in 1940
published by: windlegrove
