Aviation Crash Sites – Q&A
Q&A including issue of Human Remains, MoD posistion on recovery, Personal ResonanceFind out more »
Podcasts
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Aviation Crash Sites – Archaeology, Art, Heritage
Phil Marter, Loz Atkinson and Ian Thirsk discuss the utility of Aviation Crash SitesFind out more »
Britain and European Defence
Harry Raffal and Klisman Murati discuss European defence and security issues from the perspective of Britain and the RAFFind out more »
Cold War Lectures: English Electric Lightning: Evolution of the Concept of the All-Weather Fighter
Ewan Burnet discusses the English Electric Lightning and the Evolution of the Concept of the All-Weather FighterFind out more »
Translating Strategy into Military Capability
Dr Harry Raffal and Air Commodore (ret'd) Andrew Curtis discuss how British strategy can be translated into military capabilityFind out more »
Dawn of the Drones
Harry Raffal and Steve Mills discuss the early development of remote piloted unmanned aerial vehiclesFind out more »
Cold War Lectures: Allied Discourse in post-Cold War Polish Air Power Doctrine
Dr Maria Burczynska discusses Allied discourse in post-Cold War Polish air power doctrineFind out more »
Legacy of the First World War: Air Power and Allenby’s Army, 1917-18
James Halsted explores how the Egyptian Expeditionary Force adopted Western Front command structures and techniques to develop a combined arms system by examining the battles of Third Gaza and Megiddo.Find out more »
Market Garden: Arnhem and Air Power
Seb Ritchie and Harry Raffal discuss Operation Market Garden and the air forces at ArnhemFind out more »
Cold War Lectures: The Politics of Air Power during the Nigerian Civil War
Beyond Airlift and MiniCOINS - The Politics of Air Power during the Nigerian Civil WarFind out more »
Legacy of the First World War: Promoting the RAF through War Art, The Carline Brothers
Dr Jonathan Black discusses the example of the Carline Brothers in the promotion of the RAF through War Art, 1918-1920Find out more »
Trenchard Lectures in Air Power: Air-Land integration during the Arab Revolt in Palestine, 1936–39
Group captain John Alexander of the RAF Air Historical Branch discusses Air-Land integration during the Arab Revolt in Palestine, 1936–39Find out more »
Trenchard Lectures in Air Power: Mass Production Methods, the Aircraft Engine and the Second World War
Edward Young, currently undertaking a PhD at Kings College London in collaboration the RAF Museum, discusses mass production methods of aircraft engines in the Second World WarFind out more »
The Third Afghan War – Part 1
In 1919, Amir Amanullah Khan, having only recently become Afghan Amir and sensing an opportunity to affirm his authority and exploit British weakness after the First World War, fomented a revolt in the North-West provinces of British controlled IndiaFind out more »
The Third Afghan War – Part 3
This podcast, recorded with Paul Macro, continues to explore the operations of the RAF, and the limitations they faced, during the war.Find out more »
