All posts by Kris Hendrix: Researcher

Constance Babington Smith is the winner of a social media poll for an RAF person our audience would like to learn more about.

The new immersive Dambusters Virtual Reality Experience comes to the RAF Museum London

The story of the incredible de Havilland Mosquito

On 1 March we celebrate St David's Day and this blog is about the achievements of Welsh people in the Royal Air Force throughout all its history

As 11 February is International Day of Women and Girls in Science, please read a few fascinating stories about women who progressed in aviation engineering

The Royal Air Force has a connection with China, the world's most populated country as well as its fourth biggest country.

The Royal Air Force has a connection with China, the world's most populated country as well as its fourth biggest country.

The Royal Air Force has a connection with China, the world's most populated country as well as its fourth biggest country.

The RAF Museum's Archives hold a letter, written by Lieutenant Ronald FH Norman of No. 55 Squadron to his mother on 11 November 1918, Armistice Day

A nostalgic celebration of the past Hendon Pageants brought back the style and the charm of the 1930s to our London site on 15 September.

We have received a great feedback from a student, Abby Witlock, who was doing here research in the RAF Museum Archives

The story about the RAF expedition to Russia which was descending into the maelstrom of civil war in the end of the First World War.

Kris Hendrix, the Researcher at the RAF Museum, is telling the story about one of the requests to our Archives and some exciting findings.