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In Iraq and Syria we provided critical air support to ground troops. The Ukraine war has exposed the risk to forces without this capability

Sarah-Louise Miller suggests five heritage sites and museums to visit to uncover the story of the unflappable women of the Women’s Auxiliary Air Force (WAAF), whose work during the Second World War ensured success for many vital missions

Fill in a few words, about people, places and aircraft associated with the Battle of Britain, which took place in the summer of 1940.

The funeral of Flight Sergeant Peter Brown was supposed to have been a low-key affair, just a handful of friends and neighbours at a suburban crematorium. Then

Fly-ins, shows, tours, competitions and other relevant events for General Aviation pilots and enthusiasts, updated regularly

The Battle of Britain was ostensibly the prelude to a cross-channel invasion of England, but even Adolf Hitler doubted his air force and army could pull that off.

AN RAF air marshal is set to share a glimpse into his career at the latest Army Flying Museum lecture.

Although George McKiel helped those digging the tunnel out of Stalag Luft III, he did not participate in the actual escape -- and was thus spared execution.

What events happened on 24 April in history? We round up the events, births and deaths…

“There was a distinct difference between the objectives of the opposing sides,” Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh Dowding, commander-in-chief of Fighter Command,