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That is the original name. There was previously a Royal Flying Corps which was a rudimentary air force.

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The failure of Germany to achieve its objectives of destroying Britain's air defences, or forcing Britain to negotiate anarmistice or an outright surrender, is considered its first major defeat and a crucial turning point in World War II.[19] By preventing Germany from gaining air superiority, the battle ended the threat that Adolf Hitler would launch Operation Sea Lion, a proposed amphibious and airborne invasion of Britain.

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This is an interesting question. Hitler very much thought Britain would give up and surrender after capturing France but they did not. However, german fighter planes accidently dropped a bomb/bombs? on London. This made england furious since it killed many civilians, the Royal Air Force bombed Berlin the following day. Which resulted in an attempt to take over Britain. Hitlers plan was to send the Luftwaffe to London, elimate the Royal Air Force, and send ground troops to take over the country. However when in the sky over London German planes were surprsingly being taken down even before germans could see them. THE ANSWER IS RADAR :)

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Depending on your assigned duties, a member of the RAF may be issued a sidearm. On a routine daily basis, most do not.

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Apply to your nearest recruitment office

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The "Old Haltonians Social Network" is a paid network exclusively for anyone who was an apprentice or a member of the directing staff of the apprentices college at RAF Halton. (Recuit Training and Airman's Development)

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Yes, definitely they were recognised. It's aircraft were also individually recognised by the red ,white and blue 'roundel' and fin flash.

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Yes, it's called the Royal Canadian Air Force...

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The Royal Air Force has lasted since 1918 and still exists.

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Yes, the Royal Air Force has Eurofighter Typhoons.

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To defend Britain from air attack and bomb German cities.

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In late summer 1940, Germany planned to invade Britain but had to have air superiority first. The Luftwaffe launched bombing raids against British airfields, mostly in southeast England, with the intention of putting the airfields out of action and destroying the aircraft on the ground. The British Royal Air Force shot down so many of the German planes that they considered the losses to be too high and abandoned plans for the invasion. If the Germans had been successful, Britain would have been occupied like most other European countries. The outcome of the battle was so important that it became known as the 'Battle of Britain'.

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There are no v-12 powered aircraft at present in the RAF

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he wanted to get into shape

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The roundel does not have a Latin meaning, however the Motto has a Latin meaning. It is " Per Ardua ad Astra " - -" Through hardships to the stars "

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He would've more than likely invaded and the probabilties are i'd now be speaking in German

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Yes, radar helped to pick up German aircraft after about 1940.

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About 10 miles

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Radar and the Spitfire.

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Yes, -that is a statement . What is the question.

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RADAR was invented in England. That gave them an advatage in the air and on the coast. Eventually Germany had it but their radar system was not as good.

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I don't believe there ever was an RAF Watford. The nearest name to that are Watton and Waddington. The RAF Museum is located near the town of Watford, but not known as RAF Watford.