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For Valour: Captain Edward Corringham (‘Mick’) Mannock VC

Major Edward 'Mick' Mannock was awarded more medals for courage than any other WW1 British fighter pilot.

1970

RAF Inspired : The Furniture Makers

Museum Designer Lucy Johnson looks how our aviation heritage is inspiring new public furniture for our London site courtesy of some very talented students

Virtual Lecture – Air and Space Power Museology: 100 Years and Counting at the National Museum of the USAF

At 12.30pm on 7 June, Dr. Douglas Lantry will recount the past 100 year history of the National Museum of the USAF.

Captain Sir Geoffrey De Havilland

For Valour: Wing Commander Hughie Idwal Edwards (39005) VC DFC

On 4 July 1941, a daylight raid was ordered by fifteen Bristol Blenheims - led by W/C Edwards.

1960

Midlands Lecture – Air and Space Power Museology: 100 Years and Counting at the National Museum of the USAF

At 12.30pm on Wednesday 7 June, Dr. Douglas Lantry will recount the past 100 year history of the National Museum of the USAF.

The Second World War, 1939 to 1945 : The Record

For Valour: Pilot Officer Andrew Charles Mynarski VC

On 12 June 1944, P/O Mynarski was an air gunner on Canadian-built Lancaster X.

1951

A Cuckoo in the Nest

In his latest blog Julian Hale writes of the first purpose-designed carrier-borne torpedo bomber

RAeS Conference – Fallen Eagle. The Demise of the RAF’s TSR2 Nuclear Bomber

On 13 May at RAF Museum’s Midlands site, this Royal Aeronautical Society conference will review and assess the TSR2 in depth.

The Second World War, 1939 to 1945 : Bomber Command