The Royal Air Force Museum | RAF Museum free entrance
The Royal Air Force Museum offers a fun, entertaining day out for all the family. Entry is free and we're open daily from 10.00am. From our historic aircraft, to our interactive experiences and fantastic outdoor playground, both sites make for an excellent family day out. London's Top 5 Aircraft with Rob Bell.
RAF Museum London | London Aircraft Museum | Free Admission
The Royal Air Force Museum London offers a fun, entertaining day out for all the family - whatever the weather. Entry is free and we're open daily from 10.00am. Book your tickets in advance. Recently opened, our latest free permanent exhibition 'Higher, Faster, Further - The RAF 1919 - 1939' located in Hangars 3 and 5.
RAF Museum Midlands | Aircraft Museum | Free Admission
The Royal Air Force Museum Midlands offers a fun, award-winning day out for all the family. Entry is free and we're open daily from 10.00am. Visit the National Cold War Exhibition with its eye-catching architecture and design. Discover Cold War stories in immersive Hotspots; explore thrilling displays of aircraft, iconic cars, models, tanks and ...
WAAF WW2 | Women's Auxiliary Air Force - RAF Museum
Women’s Auxiliary Air Force (WAAF) 1939 – 1949. On 28 June 1939 King George VI established the Women’s Auxiliary Air Force (WAAF) for duty with the Royal Air Force (RAF) in time of war. Since 1938, RAF Companies had existed within the Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS), the female force equivalent to the Territorial Army.
RAF London Directions | RAF London Map - RAF Museum
How to reach us. The RAF Museum London can be found at Grahame Park Way, London, NW9 5LL. As one of London’s premier tourist attractions reaching us is quick and easy. We’re just 10 minutes from Junction 4 of the M1, 30 minutes from Central London by Tube, and a 7 minute bus ride from Colindale Underground Station.
RAF London Opening Times | RAF Open Days - RAF Museum
Hangars 3,4, and 5 until 4:30pm. Last entry 4:00pm. Hangar 6 until 4:45pm, Last entry 4:30pm. Museum opening times are subject to alteration. Some of our areas may be closed to assist curatorial work and maintenance. Also, from time-to-time, some areas of the Museum will have to be closed for Corporate Events.
Battle of Britain WW2 | Air Raid Shelters | RAF Museum
Anderson Shelter. Designed in 1938 and named after Sir John Anderson, Home Secretary during the Battle of Britain, this type of air-raid shelter was designed for use in the garden. When covered with earth the shelter would give some protection from shell fragments and bomber splinters although dampness was an ever present problem.
RAF Hendon History | History of Aviation - RAF Museum
Hendon the cradle of aviation. Hendon’s connections with aviation begin before the formation of the Royal Air Force. It has been a civil aerodrome as well as an RAF Station. Many people have visited it either to watch air displays or during their RAF careers. In 1909 a local company, Everett & Edgcombe, built an aeroplane.
RAF Midlands Directions | RAF Midlands Map - RAF Museum
By Road. Cosford is centrally located with good motorway access from the M6 southbound (Junction 12) via the A5, one mile from junction 3 on the M54 for northbound travellers. The Museum is only thirty minutes from the centre of Birmingham and ten minutes from Telford. There is a large car park on site, click here for charges.
Aircraft records - RAF Museum
Aircraft logs. The Museum has a small number of aircraft servicing records (RAF Form. 700) mostly relating to aircraft in its collection. The information recorded. includes servicing carried out and flight times, but there are few details. of individual flights. …