Contact / Reunion Sites

RAF-Comrade-Contact is a free, user-friendly website set up by The RAF Association (RAFA) specifically for the Royal Air Force community. Once you are registered, the site will enable you to make contact with over 3,000 like minded serving and ex-serving RAF Personnel who have already signed up. Any serving or ex-serving RAF members are entitled to use the site.

This site exists to help those looking for the Association or Interest Group for a particular unit or organisation. The Register concentrates on units connected with World War II military aviation in the British or Commonwealth armed services. Although extensive, it does not claim to be comprehensive.

The totally FREE site dedicated to helping those who are ex-service or serving in the British Armed Forces, whether in the UK or abroad. Help find Army friends, find RAF friends, find Navy friends, find Marine friends and find TA friends.

The blockade of Berlin was the result of a situation which developed mainly as a consequence of decisions made during the war. It was the climax of one phase of a planned deliberate attempt by the Russians to force the Western Allies out of Berlin. The requirement for membership is simply to have been engaged either directly or indirectly on the Berlin Airlift.

ForcesReunited.org.uk, is the largest UK database of Armed Forces and Ex-Forces Personnel on the web. You are more likely to find your old UK forces friends here than anywhere else on the web.

The largest active community of serving and former Service personnel in the UK.

The NS(RAF)A was formed in 2000 by a few ex RAF National Servicemen who thought that the era when National Service was common to all, was being forgotten - allied to that was the time factor which makes it necessary for this Association to be active now before it is too late for many of us... We now have a brand new website, find your old comrades, local meetings, members profiles and much more....

OldOppos.co.uk is special because it provides a link of friendship between the serving and the retired, the young and old. It's not a contact website for old comrades, not a reunion website for old comrades, not an association of old comrades. It is not any of these things; it is all of them and more.

The Association was formed in 1990 with the general aims of furthering the recognition and identity of the Fighter Control Branch, and unifying and sustaining a spirit of comradeship among serving and retired members of the Fighter Control Branch

Ever wondered what happened to those old EX RAF pals? Perhaps those who served in the same RAF Regiment or Squadron. RAF Mates is a new site dedicated to helping you find Royal Air Force friends & lost comrades.

The aim of this site is to provide a means of disseminating information to all those who have served in or are still serving in the RAF or RAuxAF Regiment. Each branch has the facility of their own homepage and web site so they can show their who's who and all other information relevant to them. A forum has been provided so that your thoughts and stories can be made known to all. The forum also has a search facility so it is easy to find old friends who have left their name.

The RAF Station at West Kirby existed from 1940 into the 1960s, although, according to the local press, the final passing out parade took place on 20th December 1957. During this period many thousands of young men and women worked, trained or served at the camp in their many capacities.

Forces Friends are reunited every day at ServicePals.com - we are a UK Armed Forces Friend Finder allowing you to find lost military friends and colleagues and reunite with old mates from the British Army, Royal Navy and Royal Air Force.

Online dating for the uniformed and emergency services or those seeking a date in uniform. Uniform Dating brings together those working in professions such as the armed forces, police, health, medical, ambulance, prison and fire services, for friendship, love and romance.

World War 2 Ex RAF.co.uk is now one of the largest dedicated websites on the Internet for those seeking to be reunited with old friends or for those looking for information about someone who served in the Royal Air Force during the Second World War.