Does any one have any original photos of Vehicles in RAF service ? I am looking for details of the painting of the RAF Number and the Cockade. Ideally any trucks, but what ever you have. Jules
A vintage leather pilot helmet I had the chance to work on in my
The Armstrong Whitworth "Whitley" was a British twin-engined medium bomber. It was used by the Royal Air Force both in the Bomber Command and Coastal Command. 1800 copies were built.
The Vickers type 264 Valentia was a British biplane bomber-transport aircraft which was active between 1939-1944. They were used for night bombing operations over the Western Desert or during the East African Campaign in 1940-1941.
British interceptor aircraft that served with the Royal Air Force then in multi purposes roles such as trainer and target-tug.
What was the colour code for an RAF Jeep WW2? Also what colour would the canvas have been?
June 2010 - On display is my RAF late model WW2 era C type flight helmet and H type Oxygen mask. The C helmet was a design to improve on the B type helmet and was introudced in 1942 to all frontline units.The helmet has chamosis lined padding like the E helmet in my previous…
Flt Sgt Peter Brown's funeral took place in Westminster after a campaign for a "fitting send-off".
Hi Guys, Ive been told about a Fuel bowser trailer that needs saving from the scrap man. I belive its WW2 and was used by the RAF for refuling Spitfires and Hurricanes Its located Nr Basingstoke and needs rescuing as the farmer is having a grand clear out and tidy up PM me if interested and I wil...
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