Fighter Command was one of three functional commands – along with Bomber Command and Coastal Command – of ... owed by so many to so few”, and how RAF Fighter Command repulsed attacks by ...

In inclement weather, the plane became a death trap. In fact, by the time the plane entered service in 1940 with the RAF Coastal Command, the plane was a massive letdown for the British military.

732 in Bomber Command and 268 in Coastal Command. While the RAF deployed several aircraft types over the course of the ...

268 in Coastal Command, 14 in other RAF commands and 34 in the Fleet Air Arm. The names include those of 47 Canadians, 47 New Zealanders, 35 Poles, 24 Australians, 20 Czechoslovaks, 17 South Africans, ...

Documentary style presentation of the work of RAF Coastal Command. Shows their work in protecting convoys and attacking enemy aircraft, ships and U-boats, all done by the actual men & women of the ...

His ashes lie in St Clement Danes church in the Strand (the RAF church in London) A memorial to RAF Coastal Command is in the south cloister of the Abbey, with a roll of honour book kept in the nave.

Fighter Command was one of three functional commands – along with Bomber Command and Coastal Command – of ... Richard Holmes describes the RAF attacks on incoming German bombers.