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The Briefing

RAF in Lincolnshire T-W

RAF in Lincolnshire T-W

Continuing our series on RAF Stations in Lincolnshire with Stations T-W.
92 Squadron

92 Squadron

The Squadron that ensures RAF training and tactics are front and centre of all operations

The curious case of the Hawker Hunter, Tower Bridge and the RAF’s Golden Anniversary

The curious case of the Hawker Hunter, Tower Bridge and the RAF’s Golden Anniversary

On 5th April 1968 Flight Lieutenant Alan Pollock flew his Hawker Hunter across London, did a few laps of the Houses of Parliament, and then flew through Tower Bridge. This was in protest about cuts to the RAF, and what he saw as a decision to effectively ignore the 50th anniversary of the service.
RAF in Lincolnshire S

RAF in Lincolnshire S

Continuing our series on RAF Stations in Lincolnshire with Stations beginning with S.
IX(B) Squadron

IX(B) Squadron

The RAF’s oldest bomber squadron defending the UK day and night for more than a century

RAF in Lincolnshire K-N

RAF in Lincolnshire K-N

Continuing our series on RAF Stations in Lincolnshire with Stations K-N
RAF in Lincolnshire E-H

RAF in Lincolnshire E-H

Continuing our series on RAF Stations in Lincolnshire with Stations E-H.
33 Squadron Article

33 Squadron Article

50-plus years operating Puma helicopters
RAF in Lincolnshire A-D

RAF in Lincolnshire A-D

Arguably the county capital of the RAF in Britain, Lincolnshire has a long association with the military dating back to WW1
Spitfire Test Pilot Joseph ‘Mutt’ Summers

Spitfire Test Pilot Joseph ‘Mutt’ Summers

The test pilot whose “don’t change a thing” remark is etched in aviation folklore

RAF Stations in Bedfordshire

RAF Stations in Bedfordshire

Similar to many other regions of the UK, Bedfordshire saw many airfields and stations created in the years pre-WW2 and during the conflict
51 Squadron

51 Squadron

The Squadron at the forefront of Exercise Red Flag as allies reinforce the commitment to defend each other