9 RegisterLog in Sign up with one click: Facebook Twitter Google Share on Facebook WRAF Acronyms Wikipedia Related to WRAF:WRAFT WRAF abbr. Women's Royal Air Force American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. Copyright © 2016 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing...
The family has never really known but always wondered if the stress of his wartime service was a contributing factor. jonheyworth said: ↑ That’s definitely RAF ORs service dress . RAF bomb disposal flights are numbered in he 6000 series . They had a fair few casualties LukeATurner, ...
It was a long enough wait to get my own father's RAF service records. I believe you've done a far better job with these things in Canada. Judging by your comments, even if Ronald Stanley had not been in this crash, you wonder if he would have survived his tour at this stage of...
The number of records in the CWGC Database that now have photographs attached to them has… ArticlesSerials The airmen who didnt want the war August 19, 2024 webmaster Every once in a while, one stumbles upon a gem on ebay – and this photograph… ...
But little known to the tens of thousands of admiring fans in Britain that have seen her flying overhead in countless commemorations is her remarkable South African wartime heritage, she’s the Spitfire which saw one very brave South African fighter ace fly her into combat. Little known to ma...
no hours spent on stand by and everything is beautiful. The third verse mentions the three types of light on a wartime RAF airbase, namely the boundary lights, the glim-lamps (glim is short for “glimmer”), and the Chance-lights, made by Chance’s, a factory in Birmingham just half ...
Wartime Silk Escape Map Allied aircrew were issued with escape maps of their theatre of operations, and this is an example of the one for Europe. Printed on silk, it measures about 18 x 14 inches, and shows towns, main roads, and railways. Escape maps were also smuggled to POW camps in...
This website tells the little-known true story of the British RAF radar personnel from 21 BDS who landed at Omaha Beach, Normandy on D-Day.