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Speech re-enactment and fly-past begin tribute
25 August 2010
IN 1940 Winston Churchill paid homage to the pilots of the RAF and its allies by declaring that ‘never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few’.
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Features
Typhoon-powered hypercar breaks cover
26 July 2010
World-beater Andy Green is on target with his RAF-backed bid to shatter his own land speed record in a 1000 mph hyper-car. RAF airman Wg Cdr Green will pilot the supersonic Bloodhound when it makes its historic record bid in 2012.
Tribute to mark the 70th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain
07 July 2010
In June 1940 Winston Churchill told the House of Commons: “What General Weygand called the Battle of France is over. I expect that the Battle of Britain is about to begin."
Outnumbered but never outgunned
12 May 2010
AS one of The Few, Wing Commander (Retd) Tom Neil flew 141 missions, had 13 confirmed kills Ð making him a WWII Ace - and was part of a Squadron that became the highest scoring Sqn in the RAF
As the RAF Regiment continue Force Protection duties at Kandahar Airfield ensuring the security of the base, RAF News talks to the first ever female medic to serve with the Gunners on Operations in Afghanistan
25 March 2010
WHEN Sgt Michelle Sanderson volunteered to work as a paramedic with UK Forces in Kandahar she knew she was facing one of the most hostile combat theatres in the world.