Blogs — RAF
Inside Bircham Newton: Preserving an RAF Legacy (Podcast Images)
Coastal Command RAF Remembrance Second World War WWII
The images presented here relate to the Fighting High podcast 'Inside Bircham Newton: Preserving an RAF Legacy'.
A Precious Life, His Duty Done (Podcast Images)
Bomber Command RAF Remembrance Second World War WWII
The images presented here relate to the Fighting High Remembrance podcast 'A Precious Life, His Duty Done'.
Forest Fire - The Heavy Oboe Tragedy
Bomber Command Lancaster Mosquito Pathfinders RAF Remembrance Second World War V-Weapons WWII
On 20 July 1944, an innovative 'Heavy Oboe' bombing operation against V-weapon sites ended in tragedy when the lead Lancaster was destroyed by flak while holding course to complete its bombing run. Sean Feast recounts this remarkable story of courage, sacrifice, and one of Bomber Command's lesser-known wartime operations.
Not So Lucky - The Loss of Lancaster ME628
Bomber Command Lancaster RAF Second World War V-Weapons
Eighty-two years ago, on the night of 24/25 June 1944, Flight Sergeant Roy Oswald and his crew of No. 44 (Rhodesia) Squadron took off from RAF Dunholme Lodge aboard Lancaster ME628. Their target was a V1 flying bomb launch site at Pommeréval in northern France. It would be their eleventh operation together – and their last.
A True Master of the Air - Guy Lockhart DSO, DFC, and Bar
Bomber Command Lancaster Mosquito Pathfinders RAF Second World War WWII
