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What were the British and German air forces called?
British = Royal Air Force, RAF German = Luftwaffe
When was British Air Forces in France created?
British Air Forces in France was created in 1940.
What was british air force called in World War 2?
The RAF (The Royal Air Force)
What was the british airforce called in world war 2?
The British Airforce was called the RAF (Royal Air Force) and still is now.
Does England have an armed forces?
England has armed forces. The armed forces are commonly known as the British Armed Forces. The British armed forces consist of the Royal Navy and Royal Marine Corps, the British Army and the Royal Air Force.
How far was the British Expeditionary force dependent on commonwealth forces for its success Both Sided?
The British Expeditionary force was very dependent on commonwealth forces for its success during World War II because it initiated the help of the Royal Navy to impose a blockade on Germany.
What were the names of the british and German air forces?
The British air force is known as the Royal Air Force (RAF), established in 1918. The German air force is called the Luftwaffe, which was officially formed in 1935. Both played significant roles during World War II, with the RAF known for its defense during the Battle of Britain and the Luftwaffe conducting extensive aerial operations across Europe.
What is the RAF-?
It is the Royal Air Force, the air-force wing of the British armed forces.
Who is the best commando force in the world?
Although Germany has great forces but if u talk about worlds best then it is British SPECIAL AIR SERVICE (SAS)
When did evacuation started in World War 2?
The first instance of evacuation in World War Two was on the first of September in 1939. After the British military mobilized the British Armed Forces, evacuations throughout British towns and cities occurred in case of another air attack.
What does NAAFI stand for in the British forces?
Navy Army Air Force Institute
What was the name of the british air forces?
The RAF, Royal Air Force
