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The Bomber Command Museum of Canada has announced plans to host a full slate of events this year.

A development trust is now aiming to remember the sacrifice of all aircrew who flew from airports in Caithness during the Second World War.

Five Lincolnshire districts are among 16 in the East Midlands to be prioritised for a share of £75 million in extra cultural funding.

The moon was shining brightly over Germany the night of May 30 when 1047 bombers flew over the city of Cologne and dropped 1455 tons of bombs.

With plucky Brits and thick Germans, Powell and Pressburger's One of Our Aircraft Is Missing was exactly what the public needed in 1942

Russia and Ukraine commemorate the end of the war in very different ways. While Moscow has continued to politicize the historic event, Kyiv has shifted toward an increasingly Western approach.

Using the new blind bombing aid ‘Oboe’, he flew missions during the Battle of the Ruhr and to V-1 launch sites

Michael Crick’s gripping and vivid study of Mr Brexit is full of revelatory stories, but pulls its punches at the end

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By the age of just 22 Spindler had flown 50 perilous operations and won two DFCs