Airforce Collection (page 13)

WW2 - Aircraft of the Free French Lorraine Squadron, Libya
WW2 - Blenheim Mk. IV Aircraft of the Free French Lorraine Squadron, Libya (RAF No. 342 Squadron). Date: circa 1943

WW2 - Propaganda - parachuting safely back to his girl
WW2 - Propaganda - the benefits of being a member of the Italian Airforce! Relief on the girls face as her man parachutes safely from his stricken plane to join her back on the ground

WW1 - German soldiers carry spare wing for Fokker Biplane
WW1 - German soldiers carry spare wing for a Fokker Biplane near the front line at Reims Date: circa 1916

French Farman Aircraft Squadron at Thessaloniki, Greece (do look at: 10818253, which shows these aircraft being delivered, in crates!) Date: circa 1916

German aviator Memorial Day at Furth, Bavaria, Germany
Postcard celebrating the German aviator Memorial Day at Furth, Bavaria, Germany (near Nuremberg). Date: 1924

WW2 - Canadian Patriotic Postcard - Land, Sea and Air, We re over there. Date: circa 1943

Christmas Greetings from The Australian Airforce. An RAF Hawk is flying in with a large bomb to take out a Japanese submarine, which is spouting curses via its periscope! Date: 1942

Support the Armed Forces - USA - WW2 Propaganda - " Give them the tools to Finish the Job". Date: 1943

Free French Aircraft
A squadron of the Free French Forces in the North African desert during World War II, circa 1940. (Photo by Three Lions/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

The Fairey Delta II which shattered the world air speed record by reaching 1, 132 miles an hour over a nine-mile course between Chichester and Ford, Sussex

Join the Air Service and Serve in France, Do it Now, United States Airforce recruitment poster 1917 ?TopFoto

Biggin Hill, Kent. 615 Squadron taking a break. June 1949 photograph by John Topham

French military uniforms in World War I, 1914-1918. Infantry and, top right, Aviator. Coloured print

World War I 1914-1918: Demonstration of German airforce effectiveness. 1918 German propaganda poster of British biplane going down in flames. Sigmund Suchodolski (1875-1935) German artist

Remains of zepplin L-31

Debris of Zeppelin L-32

Zeppelin came to coast

A british hawker hurricanes landing in the ussr during world war 2

To mark the the 25th anniversary of the death of the famous red army commander vassily chapayev, the working people of the town of chapayevsk, kuibishev region

A soviet mikoyan-gurevich mig-17 jet fighter (nato designation: fresco)

A soviet ilyushin 2 stormovik bomber, world war 2

September 1966: a north vietnamese student pilot in a non-flying mig-21 fighter jet trainer, with him is his soviet flight instructor, lettering on fusilage: trainer

British hawker hurricanes in the ussr during world war 2

World war 2, soviet li-2 plane dropping paratroopers

Heroes of the soviet union (l to r): soviet flying ace, a, pokryshkin, marshall of the soviet union g, zhukov, and ace pilot i, kozhedub, moscow, ussr, june 1945

Raf hawker hurricanes ready for a flight from an aerodrome in northern russia during world war 2

A squadron of soviet ilyushin 2 stormovik bombers in flight, world war 2

Afghan Air Force MiG-21MF fighter C016 / 7625
Afghan fighter. A MiG-21MF fighter aircraft of the Afghan Air Force photographed in 1988. The Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21MF (NATO reporting name Fishbed J ) is a single seat supersonic interceptor

Monino air force museum, Russia C016 / 8384
Monino air force museum. View of aircraft preserved at the Monino Air Force Museum, just outside Moscow, Russia. In the foreground are three fighter aircraft from the Second World War

Ilyushin Il-2 Sturmovik in flight C016 / 8380
Ilyushin Il-2. Air-to-air view of the iconic ground attack aircraft, the Ilyushin Il-2 Sturmovik. A product of the Ilyushin design bureau

German aeroplane bomb, World War I. German soldier handling a bomb beside an aeroplane during World War I (1914-1918). Aeroplanes, a relatively new technology, were improved as the war progressed

Viktor Bolkhovitinov, aircraft designer C016 / 2687
Victor Fedorovich Bolkhovitinov (1899-1970), Soviet aircraft designer. Bolkhovitinov, who reached the military rank of Major General

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"Defenders of the Empire: The Mighty British Army, Navy, and Airforce" During World War II, the British RAF Flying Boat Sunderland soared through the skies as a symbol of strength and resilience. Its presence was felt across oceans, protecting our nation's interests. The English Electric Lightning T. 4 XM989 from 56 Squadron RAF showcased cutting-edge technology and unmatched speed during its service. It stood tall as a testament to the innovation within our airforce. In times of war, iconic aircraft like the Spitfire and Heinkel 111K took to the skies in fierce battles. These aerial warriors fought with unwavering courage for victory and freedom. Witnessing BAe Systems Hawks of RAF Red Arrows break Scampton in 1989 was an awe-inspiring spectacle that left spectators breathless. Their precision maneuvers displayed not only skill but also unity among our forces. Formation flying by British RAF Sterling Bomber Squadrons during World War II demonstrated impeccable coordination and teamwork in their mission to protect our homeland from enemy threats. Amidst wartime challenges, even moments of camaraderie emerged - like when a modified auxiliary fuel tank was filled with beer at Bognor Regis in 1944. A reminder that amidst adversity, soldiers find solace in shared experiences. The Mitsubishi A5M Claude played a crucial role as Japan's primary fighter aircraft before World War II erupted. Its significance cannot be overlooked when reflecting on historical conflicts. Vickers VC10 C1 XR808 from 10 Sqn RAF stationed in Hong Kong (1968) exemplified global reach and influence held by our airforce during peacetime operations abroad – projecting power while ensuring security far beyond home soil. As part of NATO Headquarters located in Izmir, Turkey; collaboration between nations strengthened bonds amongst allies towards maintaining peace worldwide – showcasing how airforces unite under common goals for global stability.