But the RAF wasn’t suddenly conjured up in 1918 out of nothing, before it, there was the Royal Flying Corps and to find out ... DOUG GREGORY:Oh, take me hat off to them. Wonderful bunch.

The Royal Flying Corps, which became the Royal Air Force in 1918, played an increasingly critical role in the fighting and a new type of hero was born, the flying ace. In the summer of 1918 ...

Carried out by soldiers on active duty from the Foot Guards who have guarded the Sovereign and the Royal Palaces since 1660, the sight of their famous bearskin hats and red tunics is indelibly linked ...

A pair of attachment lugs are brazed on to the reverse. This is an example of an unofficial Camel Corps hat badge. Some, but not all, Australian Light Horse and Camel Corps units elected to wear ...

There are over 1500 Air Training Corps (ATC), Combined Cadet Forces (CCF), Volunteer ... opportunities to develop their own skills and qualifications. There are 43,000 Royal Air Force Air Cadets ...

In a ceremony at the Cenotaph, the focal point of the nation's homage, Members of the Royal Family unite with others in thousands of similar ceremonies across the UK and worldwide in holding two ...

A few visual highlights from the Royal BC Museum in Victoria, British Columbia.