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For over a hundred years the Royal Air Force has defended the skies of Britain and projected Britain’s power and influence around the world. We work with our UK and international partners to watch the skies, respond to threats, prevent conflict, …
Aircraft - Royal Air Force
Profiles of all the RAF's active aircraft - role, capability, specifications, recognition, history, current squadrons and stations.
Battle of Britain - Royal Air Force
For over 100 years the Royal Air Force has defended British skies. In 1940 it experienced its greatest test in the Battle of Britain. Using science, ingenuity, and support from across the UK and overseas, the RAF defended the UK from Nazi Germany’s air force, the Luftwaffe. It …
Roles - Royal Air Force
When the Royal Air Force is not on operations, it is training. The Training Specialisation offers a range of opportunities with a common aim of maximising the potential of RAF Personnel in order to ensure that the Service delivers its operational capabilities.
RAF Basic Recruit Training course | Royal Air Force
Week 1 sees Recruits arrive to where they will be living and training over the next 10 weeks. Days are long and busy, with early starts from 05:45am until around 20:15pm.
RAF Cranwell - Royal Air Force
3 Flying Training School 3 Flying Training School has its headquarters at RAF Cranwell.The School is responsible for Elementary Flying Training (EFT) and Multi-Engine Pilot Training (MEPT), including Mission Crew (Fixed wing and ISTAR) and Remotely Piloted Air Systems, for all of the three UK armed forces.
Team Tempest - Royal Air Force
Team Tempest is made up of a group of industry partners: BAE Systems, Rolls Royce, Leonardo and MBDA. These partners are working with the Ministry of Defence to develop the technologies needed for the next generation of combat air.
Our history - Royal Air Force
The Royal Air Force formed on 1 April 1918, during World War I. Initially created by merging the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service, its early years were marked by pivotal moments like the Battle of Britain. Post-war, the RAF underwent significant technological advancements and ...
News articles - Royal Air Force
See more from the Royal Air Force. Typhoon FGR4. Discover this agile and multi-role combat aircraft used in all RAF operations.
Red Arrows - Royal Air Force
Roles of the Red Arrows. Representing and showcasing the skills and values of the Royal Air Force. The Red Arrows are part of the wider Royal Air Force and the team is a great reminder of the dedication and talented people found across the Service.