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Today is Roald Dahl Day and this year's celebration marks the 100th anniversary of the ever-popular author's birth. In this blog, we learn more about Dahl and how his mischievous 'Gremlins' helped the RAF Benevolent Fund back in 1943.
In an exclusive interview with Mary Stopes Roe, daughter of bouncing bomb inventor Barnes Wallis, we asked her for her thoughts on whether the Dambusters raid was a success.
Today marks 12 years since Hercules C130K flight XV179 was shot down over Iraq killing all ten crew. In this blog Group Captain Mike Neville pays tribute to the families left behind.
Since its launch a year ago, more than 3,000 serving RAF personnel have signed up to use the mindfulness app, Headspace.
Former Royals pilot and retired RAF Squadron Leader Graham Laurie was assigned to fly Diana's body back to London from Paris. He spent nearly 20 years flying the Royals as part of The Queen's Flight.
This New Year's Day marked the 70th anniversary of the enactment of the National Service Act, which led to more than two million young men being conscripted into the British Armed Forces.
Wing Commander Simon Ling tells us about the work of the RAF following his recent deployment to Afghanistan.
To mark the 79th anniversary of the Battle of Britain and Battle of Britain Day, 97-year-old Second World War veteran George Dunn took to the skies above England once more, to fly in a Spitfire.
The island of Malta stood firm resisting attacks from the air and sea during the Second World War.
Fighter pilots from the Royal Air Force played a critical role in the defence of Malta during its siege 75 years ago. One of the most renowned pilots was Canadian George Beurling, known to many as 'Screwball'.