royal flying corps

  1. John,  Sydney Percival and Geoffrey Alexander Percival GAMON

    John, Sydney Percival and Geoffrey Alexander Percival GAMON

  2. RFC First Day Cover

    RFC First Day Cover

    75th Anniversary of the formation of the Royal Flying Corps - 18th Apr 1987
  3. Royal Flying Corps DCM's

    Royal Flying Corps DCM's

    When an aeroplane, which was caught on fire with it's bombs, was on the ground blazing, Corporal (Acting-Sergeant) W. W. Gregg and 1st Class Air Mechanic (Acting-Corporal) H. P. Lowe, of the Royal Flying Corps, regardless of danger, rushed up and cut out the officer pilot, who was unconscious...
  4. Lt Leefe Robinson VC

    Lt Leefe Robinson VC

    Lieutenant William Leefe Robinson VC Worcestershire Regiment attached to Royal Flying Corps. On a patrol over Cuffley, Essex 2/3 September 1916 engaged in night flying in the defence of London. After he had been in the air over two hours and had attacked one airship he attacked a Zeppelin in...
  5. Lord Trenchard Marshal of the Royal Air Force.

    Lord Trenchard Marshal of the Royal Air Force.

    Trenchard was known as the father of the Royal Air Forcea gruff and forceful patron saint of airpower. He trained and organized the RAF for World War I, then led it into battle, pioneering many of the concepts central to air warfare today. He twice failed the British Army entrance exams...
  6. RFC Airman

    RFC Airman

    Airman of the Royal Flying Corp (RFC)- 1914
  7. Wings

    Wings

    Wings from Royal Flying Corps
  8. Hugh Caswell Dowding

    Hugh Caswell Dowding

    Hugh Caswall Dowding nicknamed (STUFFY). An artillery officer by training, Dowding transferred to the Royal Flying Corps during World War I. Between 1930 and 1936 he was a research and development member of the Air Council, the governing body of the Royal Air Force. Here, he oversaw the...
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