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A VETERAN of nuclear weapons tests in the late Fifties has finally received a medal of recognition. Roger Filby, 85, of Greystoke Road, Caversham, said he was p...

I have been besieged by questioners who knew of my close relationship to Richard Nixon: What would Nixon do?

Winkie was honoured at the Dickin Medals first outing for delivering a message under exceptionally difficult conditions and contributing to the rescue of an air crew

Second World War veteran Colin Bell is glad he could help Britain win – and continues to help charities like the RAF Benevolent Fund

A VETERAN living in Christchurch has celebrated his 100th birthday.

Lancaster Bomber ‘tail-end Charlie’ who was decorated for bravery after surviving a remarkable 56 operations over Nazi Germany

Air Vice-Marshal Professor Tony Mason, who has died aged 91, held numerous posts in the RAF, and established a reputation as one of the foremost thinkers on defence matters and particularly air power.

Historic St Clement Danes on the Strand has a very special relationship with the RAF – and the country as a whole

Volunteers at the International Bomber Command Centre are among the recipients.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Henry Dent-Brocklehurst and his wife, Lili Maltese, may be experiencing something of a cost of living crisis - albeit of the sort that afflicts the castle-owning classes.