The Latest Breaking News from the Royal Air Force

John “Paddy” Hemingway, the last surviving pilot who flew during the Battle of Britain, has died at the age of 105

The pilot, whose squadron shot down 90 enemy aircraft in an 11-day period in 1940, called himself the ‘lucky Irishman’

Operation Chastise, as the Dambusters’ May 1943 bouncing bomb attack on the Möhne, Eder and Sorpe dams was officially called, was a heroic example of precision bombing by the Royal Air Force (RAF). It was also a very temporary victory.

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Multiple fake bomb threats have been made against flights operated by Indian air services this week

The event marked the 84th anniversary of the Second World War victory by Royal Air Force pilots and aircrew.

The majority of the Allied troops who took part in the D-Day landings were American, British and Canadian. But a small number were French; part of the Free Forces serving with the Allies. The story of the "Groupes Lourds", French squadrons who were integrated into the Royal Air Force and…

Defence Secretary Grant Shapps announces the largest UK deployment to NATO since the Cold War which adds 2000 sailors, 400 royal marines, and 16000 British troops to the NATO forces.

Bullying, sexual harassment and predatory behaviour was ‘widespread and normalised’ in the squadron, the report found.

Bullying, sexual harassment and predatory behaviour was ‘widespread and normalised’ in the squadron, the report found.

The report found there was an ‘intimidating, hostile, degrading, humiliating or offensive environment’.