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80 Years After WWII, One Allied Air Force Still Operates a Unit of WWII-Era Warplanes
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80 Years After WWII, One Allied Air Force Still Operates a Unit of WWII-Era Warplanes
An Active Heritage More than 80 years after the end of World War II, one Allied nation maintains a remarkable link to the past. The Royal Air Force’s Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBMF) continues to operate fighters and bombers from the Second World War. Unlike most heritage collections, this unit remains an active part of the RAF, with full-time officers, pilots, and ground crew responsible for keeping these historic aircraft airworthy. Fo…
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