WW2 Facts #1: RAF Bomber Command Casualty Rate

During World War 2 the Royal Air Force Bomber Command had a very high casualty…

WW2 RAF Nickel Raids

The Early War Raids by the RAF

WW2 Bombers — Avro Lancaster

The Lancaster Bomber was the most famous bomber of WW2

Lincolnshire’s Lost RAF Airfields of World War 2

Bomber County

Short Stirling R9263, 7 Sqn, 30 April / 1 May 1943, Akkerwoude, Netherlands

Raid Report: 14/15–5–1940 — München-Gladbach

The RAF attacked multiple targets in Belgium, Netherlands and Germany.

Wellington Mk. II, W5375, 12 Sqn, 9/10–4–1941, IJsselmeer

B-24 Liberator, 41–23690, Waddenzee, 27–01–1943

Raid Report: 22/23–6–1941 — Bremen and Wilhelmshafen

P-47 Thunderbolt, 44–19929, Achlum, 24–10–1944

MACR10117, The loss of 2 Lt. G. R. Choate jr.