Location: London

The Panavia Tornado, developed jointly by the UK, West Germany and Italy, was designed for high-speed, low-level attack missions. The Tornado GR1 and GR1A flew during the …

Entering service in March 1942, for the last three years of the Second World War, the Avro Lancaster was the major heavy bomber used by Bomber Command …

Get your hands on this top secret object – the perfect adoption for any budding coder.

Adopt the majestic aircraft that graces our London Museum’s entrance hall and make an exclusive salute to RAF history. By the start of World War Two in …

Sporting Scotland’s most famous item of clothing, Scotch Jock the Teddy Bear is a mascot with a difference. Not only did he bring luck to Lieutenant William …

Adopt yourself a little piece of luck with the rather cute childhood companion of Flight Sergeant Frederick Cooper. Teddy is no stranger to danger joining Frederick on …

Your chance to adopt the quirky Fordson Balloon Winch. The cage on the back was for the operator to protect them from cable injury, or even worse, …

Amy Johnson was the first female pilot to fly solo from England to Australia in 1930. If you look closely on her sash, you will see some …

If Escape Rooms and cartography are your passions then this is the adoption for you. Used by RAF prisoners of war in Germany during the Second World …