29K views · 730 reactions | British Mosquito aircraft of RAF Coastal Command attack German merchant ships and their escorts in the Nordgulen fjord in #Norway on December 5, 1944 (: British Pathé). | World War II History | Facebook

24K views · 629 reactions | The most produced military aircraft in US history, the B-24 began its life on combat operations with the RAF where it adopted the name ‘Liberator’. Today only one airworthy example remains - this static ex-Indian Air Force airframe resides at The Royal Air Force Museum London #ww2 #ww2history #wwii #B24 #RoyalAirForce | Daniel J Wheatcroft | Facebook

565K views · 10K reactions | 6 May 1944, RAF Hucclecote Hawker Tempest Mark Vs, new and shiny, after leaving the Gloster Aircraft Company production line. #WW2 #HISTORY | British & Commonwealth Forces | Facebook

9.7K views · 198 reactions | RAF Fighter Command stood firm and prepared to fight back in the Battle of Britain. | War Stories | Facebook

"RAF Fire fighting crews normally based at RAF Coningsby join with their Estonian colleagues on a training exercise. The mission: to rescue crew and extinguish a fire on a C130 Hercules packed with explosives. Sergeant "Simo" Simpson explains..." | Royal Air Force

22K views · 157 reactions | ✈️New year... new challenge ? ✈️ The RAF Air Cadets has exciting opportunities for adult volunteers. Do you want to help young people, learn new skills and have fun...? Are you aged 20+? See https://www.raf.mod.uk/aircadets/ for more information. | Royal Air Force Air Cadets | Facebook

8.9K views · 90 reactions | RAF Typhoons join NATO’s Eastern Sentry,...