755K views · 11K reactions | Groundcrew refuel Supermarine Spitfire Mark VB, 'ZD-Z', of No.222 Squadron RAF, from a tractor-towed petrol bowser at North Weald, Essex, England. #ww2 #aviation #military #aircraft | World War II Aircraft | Facebook

14K views · 88 reactions | A brief history of No. 30 Squadron Royal Air Force operations against the Japanese in Burma covering the period from October 1944 to the capture of Rangoon in May 1945. Produced by Ernest McKenzie and Wentworth Mainwaring of No. 30 Squadron RAF and narrated by Bob Pollard. Clocks in at almost 11 and a half minutes, but well worth your time IMO. (AWM) | Remembering the CBI - China Burma India in WWII | Facebook

2.3K views · 53 reactions | Today we return to Nigeria, where the 51...

Sound on! 🔊 Join the Gunners of 34 Squadron RAF Regiment as they conduct force protection operations at RAF Akrotiri Cyprus. The RAF Leeming based RAF Regiment squadron are currently manning vehicle checkpoints, controlling access to and from the airfield, whilst also protecting the air assets within RAF Akrotiri. | Royal Air Force

The Prime Minister has visited the RAF Regiment unit training Ukrainian soldiers in urban operations. Mr Johnson met the specialists from II Squadron, the Regiment’s airborne troops, as they taught the Ukrainians how to fight and survive in built-up areas. The training programme is part of the UK’s enduring commitment to support Ukraine in its fight against Russia’s unprovoked invasion and aims to give infantry skills to 10,000 of its soldiers. During the visit to the North Yorkshire training ar

Exercise Cobra Warrior provided opportunities for the RAF Regiment to train alongside UK allies’ land forces, testing operational capability by rehearsing operations against adversaries. Gunners from No. II Squadron RAF Regiment, part of the Combat Readiness Force, took a leading role demonstrating their expertise to protect airfields. Their mission involved clearing and securing the airfield for Cobra Warrior protecting the control tower and equipment support areas, ensuring the airfield remain