The cocking serrations on the rear of the slide are reminiscent of the circlet in the RAF roundel – a circular symbol made up of several concentric circles. Decoration of the pistol is completed ...

The cocking serrations on the rear of the slide are reminiscent of the circlet in the RAF roundel - a circular symbol made up of several concentric circles. Decoration of the pistol is completed by an ...

Leading the flypast, one of only two airworthy Avro Lancasters in the world, operated by the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBMF) at RAF Coningsby. The aircraft, serial PA474, was produced in ...

2. Royal Air Force: The RAF Roundel Have you seen those blue, white, and red bullseyes on aircraft? Those are roundels of the RAF, and they have a story to tell. Today, the RAF roundel represents ...

As Christie wrote, this combined ‘the age of the English longbow and … the more topical image of the RAF roundel’. It’s a patriotic emblem, especially when viewed in the red, white and blue of ...

November 30, 1921 The CAF ensign, displaying the RAF roundel, is raised for the first time at Camp Borden. June 28, 1922 The National Defence Act (NDA), which finalizes the separation of the CAF from ...

A jeep to go on leave had a price in bottles, with extra for a paint job to RAF roundels. Many years later my favourite television programme of Sgt, Bilko brought back memories. I had also changed ...

The leader of the RAF hosted an event in support of a campaign ... feature a curved "vapour trail" support, seating areas, and roundels representing the 30 nations that operated the Spitfire.

As well as RAF markings and roundels, the aircraft also sports the emblem of NATO’s Airborne Early Warning & Control Force (NAEW&CF) - home to NATO’s ‘eyes in the sky’. The E-7 Wedgetail has also ...