RFC roundel

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The RFC roundel is the distinctive circular insignia used on Royal Flying Corps aircraft, featuring concentric colored rings to identify British military planes during World War I.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military aircraft insignia
national aircraft marking
appliedOn aircraft fuselage
aircraft tail surfaces
aircraft wings
associatedWith British national colours
basedOn French Air Force roundel
surface form: French Air Service roundel design
conflict World War I
country United Kingdom
designFeature central disc
concentric rings
militaryBranch RAF roundel
surface form: Royal Flying Corps aircraft markings
predecessorOf RAF roundel
purpose aircraft identification
nationality marking
shape circle
usedBy British military aviation
British training aircraft in World War I
Royal Flying Corps
usedByBranch Royal Flying Corps
surface form: British Army air arm
usedFrom 1915
usedIn Home Defence in the United Kingdom
Middle Eastern theatre of World War I
Western Front
usedOn biplanes
bombers
fighter aircraft
reconnaissance aircraft
visualContrastWith French Air Force roundel
surface form: French Air Service roundel

German military aircraft crosses

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Royal Flying Corps emblem RFC roundel