Royal Air Force

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The Royal Air Force is the United Kingdom’s aerial warfare service branch, renowned for its decisive defensive role during World War II and its continued operation as a modern, technologically advanced air force.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf air force
military branch
organization
abbreviation Royal Air Force self-linksurface differs
surface form: RAF
allegiance British monarch
Prince Charles
surface form: King Charles III
color air force blue
commanderTitle Chief of the Air Staff
conflict Battle of Britain
Cold War
Falklands War
Gulf War
Iraq War
Korean War
Libya intervention 2011
Operation Shader
War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)
surface form: War in Afghanistan

World War I
World War II
country United Kingdom
employerOf RAF personnel
formedByMergerOf Royal Flying Corps
Royal Naval Air Service
garrison RAF High Wycombe
hasAerobaticDisplayTeam RAF Aerobatic Team Red Arrows
surface form: Red Arrows
hasComponent Royal Auxiliary Air Force
surface form: RAF Reserves

Regular forces
Royal Auxiliary Air Force
headquartersLocation Buckinghamshire
RAF High Wycombe
inception 1918-04-01
languageOfWorkOrName English
motto Per Ardua ad Astra
mottoLanguage Latin
mottoTranslation Through adversity to the stars
notableAircraft Airbus
surface form: A400M Atlas

C-17 Globemaster III
F-35B Lightning II
Hurricane
Lancaster
Supermarine Spitfire
surface form: Spitfire

Typhoon FGR4
Voyager KC2
notableFor defensive role in Battle of Britain
strategic bombing in World War II
notableUnit RAF Aerobatic Team Red Arrows
RAF Police
RAF Regiment
operatesIn air domain
space domain
partOf British Armed Forces
primaryMission air defence of the United Kingdom
intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance
nuclear deterrent support
power projection
strategic airlift
role aerial warfare
serviceBranchOf British Armed Forces
symbol RAF Ensign
RAF roundel
technologyLevel modern
technologically advanced
usesAircraftType fighter aircraft
helicopters
tanker aircraft
training aircraft
transport aircraft
unmanned aerial vehicles

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RAF Akrotiri operator Royal Air Force
RAF Akrotiri usedBy Royal Air Force
Australian Flying Corps alliedWith Royal Air Force
Royal Ordnance servedClient Royal Air Force
Marshal of the Royal Air Force partOf Royal Air Force
Twelfth Air Force alliedWith Royal Air Force
Baltic Air Policing participant Royal Air Force
Strategic Command coordinatesWith Royal Air Force
UK Space Command serviceBranchesInvolved Royal Air Force
Cyprus Sovereign Base Areas usedBy Royal Air Force
Armed Forces Act appliesTo Royal Air Force
Defence of the Realm associatedWith Royal Air Force
Black Buck raids participant Royal Air Force
Vickers-Armstrongs notableClient Royal Air Force
Joseph Smith militaryBranchSupported Royal Air Force
RAF Second Tactical Air Force partOf Royal Air Force
St Omer wasMilitaryHeadquartersOf Royal Air Force
Unternehmen Seelöwe opposedBy Royal Air Force
Möhne Dam attackedBy Royal Air Force
Upkeep bouncing bomb usedBy Royal Air Force
Raytheon Sentinel R1 operator Royal Air Force
Raytheon Sentinel R1 primaryUser Royal Air Force
Raytheon Sentinel R1 enteredServiceWith Royal Air Force
Raytheon Sentinel R1 retiredFromService Royal Air Force
Martin-Baker MB 5 intendedUser Royal Air Force
Guy Gibson militaryBranch Royal Air Force
Guy Gibson employer Royal Air Force
Air Chief Marshal usedBy Royal Air Force
Arthur Harris militaryBranch Royal Air Force
Arthur Harris servedIn Royal Air Force
No. 617 Squadron RAF militaryBranch Royal Air Force
Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief usedIn Royal Air Force
Operation Millennium operator Royal Air Force
Avro Shackleton primaryUser Royal Air Force
Avro Shackleton usedBy Royal Air Force
Hawker Siddeley producedFor Royal Air Force
Vulcan bomber operator Royal Air Force
subject surface form: Avro Vulcan
Vulcan bomber primaryUser Royal Air Force
subject surface form: Avro Vulcan
40 mm Bofors autocannon usedBy Royal Air Force
Ploiești raid belligerent Royal Air Force