After Hours Talk and Tour: At the Dawn of Airpower, presented by Dr. Larry Burke

After hours membership talk about American development of airpower in the first world war

Trenchard Lectures in Air Power: Mass Production Methods, the Aircraft Engine and the Second World War

Edward Young, currently undertaking a PhD at Kings College London in collaboration the RAF Museum, discusses mass production methods of aircraft engines in the Second World War

Chelsea FC adopts RAF Museum Lancaster bomber

Chelsea Football Club has announced its adoption of the RAF Museum Avro Lancaster, one of thirteen aircraft available for adoption in the Royal Air Force Museum’s new Adopt an Artefact programme.

RAF Museum Mini Golf

1996

Virtual Lecture: Montgomery’s Functional Doctrine: the Doctrinal Development and Integration of Air Power

On Thursday 28th November 2024 at 6pm, Charles Forrester will examine the doctrinal development and integration of air power in late 1944.

For Valour: Flying Officer Kenneth Campbell’s Victoria Cross

On 6 April 1941, Flying Officer Campbell was captain and pilot of Bristol Beaufort N 1016, coded OA-X, of 22 Squadron.

1955

Flying Over Victoria Falls

Lest We Forget

"Lest We Forget" looks at the opening of our London Museum's permanent Remembrance exhibition and the importance of Remembrance to everyone. The podcast also includes an interview with Henry Allingham.

MET Studios appointed Centenary Exhibition Designers

1993

For Valour: Pilot Officer Cyril Joe Barton’s Victoria Cross

On 30 March 1944, Pilot Officer Barton was Captain of Halifax LK 797, coded E and named Excalibur, of 78 Squadron, based at RAF Breighton.

1936

The FE.2 in the Royal Flying Corps

An FE2b has been rebuilt and is on display at the Royal Air Force Museum in London. This Podcast assesses the reputation of this unusual and influential aircraft which served in the First World War.