All posts in RAF Centenary Programme

To mark Mental Health Awareness Week, we have been sharing some of the inspiring stories of RAF personnel and their experiences with mental health.

To mark the 70th anniversary of the end of the 1948/1949 Berlin Airlift, the Royal Air Force Museum is recording memories from anyone who may have had any c

Three our Centenary Exhibitions are shortlisted for the Museums + Heritage Award 2019

In November's talk, Ayla Holdom will talk about her experience as part fo the RAF Search and Rescue team and on becoming the first openly transgender Pilot.

Some amazing stories behind the documents at the RAF Centenary Commemorative Anthology

Candida Adkins shares the story of her mother Jackie Moggridge, a ATA pilot who received the King's Commendation for Services in the Air in 1940.

In September's talk, Michelle will share with us her experience as a paramedic on the frontline and how she overcame her struggles with mental heath.

Polish airman honoured as 'The People's Spitfire Pilot' in 'RAF Stories: The First 100 Years, 1918 -2018'.

The spectacular celebration of the Armed Forces Day and the grand Re-Opening of the RAF Museum London

In a blog specially commissioned for the Museum friend of the Museum Howard Wheeldon looks back at our RAF Centenary Transformation Project

As promised this blog post is about the stories of outstanding RAF men, heroes featured in our brand-new exhibition.

Our new exhibitions are featuring some incredible personal stories of the RAF women. Come and discover them from 30 June onwards.

The famous No 601 Squadron was based twice on RAF Hendon and one of our Gate Guardians is painted in their colours to honour their memory.

Two beautiful Gate Guardians welcoming visitors on our London site have fascinating stories behind.

On Sunday 1 April two amazing celebrations took place at both of the RAF Museum's sites marking the 100 anniversary of the Royal Air Force