Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
The RAF Memorial Flight Official Club wishes to express the shock and sadness felt by all its members at the announcement of the death of HM Queen Elizabeth II.
The RAF Memorial Flight Official Club wishes to express the shock and sadness felt by all its members at the announcement of the death of HM Queen Elizabeth II.
This month, six lucky club members will win a box of officially licensed BBMF Crew Brew tea bags.
All current members have been automatically entered into this month’s ballot.
Header Image: Three Avro Lancaster B1s of 44 Sqn, based at RAF Waddington, Lincolnshire, flying in formation in daylight on 29th September 1942. From bottom to top: W4162 `KM-Y', flown by Plt Off Tom Hackney and his crew, W4125 `KM-W', captained by Sgt Colin Watt RAAF, and W4187 `KM-S', flown by Fg Off Jim Stephens DFC DFM.
This beautiful and rare colour photo of three 44 Squadron Lancasters flying in formation in daylight, taken 80 years ago this month on 29th September 1942, has become well known to Lancaster aficionados. In a startling example of the casualties suffered by RAF Bomber Command during the Second World War, all three of these Lancasters and two of their crews were subsequently lost.