On May 13, three Royal Air Force squadrons will celebrate 100 years since being formed as Royal Flying Corps units.
March 15: On May 13, three Royal Air Force squadrons will celebrate 100 years since being formed as Royal Flying Corps units.
One of these, II(AC) Squadron at RAF Marham in Norfolk, has already prepared a Tornado GR4 with celebratory artwork on the tail. The aircraft will be centre stage for celebrations over the weekend of May 12/13.
Nr 3(F) Squadron at RAF Coningsby will also celebrate the occasion with a similarly adorned Typhoon FGR4, and it is expected that 1(F) Squadron will re-form at RAF Leuchars in time for it to celebrate its centenary the same weekend.
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