Location: Cosford

These iconic clocks were used in Operation Rooms during the Battle of Britain to help track incoming formations of enemy aircraft. Sure to be a popular object, …

Going handsfree during the Battle of Britain required using this Head and Breast set. Used by telephonists, Operations Room Plotters and members of the Observer Corps

Don’t loose the plot, get adopting! Plotting blocks were used to track the movements of incoming formations of enemy aircraft in the Operation Room. Don’t miss out …

A chance to adopt a piece of RAF history, the Gloster Gladiator was the RAF’s last biplane fighter and the first to feature an enclosed cockpit for …

Battle of Britain pilot James Nicolson was awarded RAF Fighter Command’s only Victoria Cross. Don’t miss out on your chance to adopt this rare piece commemorating 80 …

The must have adoption for any budding spotter, how many do you think you would get right?

For any cat lovers out there this Transatlantic traveller might just be the purrfect adoption for you. The lucky charm of Arthur Whitten Brown, Twinkletoes flew alongside …

Adopt one of the Museums most famous and treasured artefacts, Percy the Penguin. Flight Lieutenant Stan Chapman was the bomb aimer in Halifax HX333 ‘J Jane’ which …

The perfect adoption for anyone with a sweet tooth: guilt free chocolate and confectionary. Thank goodness sugar rationing ended in 1953. Choc it out and adopt now!

Whether a reservist today or yesterday, this badge celebrates their unique role in the RAF. These badges were phased out in 1943, so why not adopt this …