1. Royal Air Force - Noun
2. Royal Air Force - Proper noun
the airforce of Great Britain
Source: WordNetAccording to Air Chief Marshal Sir Patrick Hine this interest may have been stimulated by the presence of Air Staff Requirement 345, which sought a V/STOL ground attack fighter for the Royal Air Force. Source: Internet
Adam was one of only two German nationals who flew planes for the wartime Royal Air Force; had the Germans captured him, he could have been executed as a traitor rather than kept as a prisoner of war. Source: Internet
Aeronautica Militare main The air force of Italy was founded as an independent service arm on 28 March 1923, by King Vittorio Emanuele III as the Regia Aeronautica (which equates to "Royal Air Force"). Source: Internet
Air force officers, pilots and mechanics are additionally trained in France, US and other North Africa countries like Morocco at Royal Air Force School of Marrakech and Algeria. Source: Internet
Boyce and Everett, SOE: The Scientific Secrets, pp. 129–158 The Royal Air Force, and in particular RAF Bomber Command under "Bomber" Harris also objected to aircraft being allocated to SOE. Source: Internet
A particularly significant find from this period was made in 1943 at Llyn Cerrig Bach on Anglesey, when the ground was being prepared for the construction of a Royal Air Force base. Source: Internet