Air Force

War in the air developed from its infancy in the First World War, to become an integral part of modern combat during the second. Pilots, air crew and ground crew of all nations faced tough conditions and immense danger during both world wars as they did battle among the clouds. Tell us their stories. (Image: © RAF Air Historical CH5245)

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Sergeant John Edwin (Jackie) Savage, RAF - died Palestine 1943

Second World War Air Force United Kingdom KHAYAT BEACH WAR CEMETERY

United Kingdom

Pilot Officer James McCash, No. 4 (Continental) Ferry Pilot Pool, RAFVR. Died 18 June 1940, Age 22.

Second World War Air Force United Kingdom HIESSE COMMUNAL CEMETERY

United Kingdom

Flying Officer (Air Gunner) Charles Grant, 42 Squadron, RAFVR. Died 30th August 1941, Age 29.

Second World War Air Force United Kingdom PERTH (JEANFIELD AND WELLSHILL) CEMETERY

United Kingdom

Flying Officer (Instructor) Lawrence Higgin Page, 47738, R.A.F.

Second World War Air Force United Kingdom WAVERTREE (HOLY TRINITY) CHURCHYARD

By Philip Baldock

United Kingdom

Sergeant Gerald Gore, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve

Second World War Air Force United Kingdom HARTLEY WINTNEY (ST. MARY) OLD CHURCHYARD

By Alison Barnes

United Kingdom

Captain Ernest Dyce Messervy - Royal Flying Corps & First Surrey Rifles London Regiment

First World War Air Force United Kingdom ARRAS FLYING SERVICES MEMORIAL

By Alison Barnes

United Kingdom

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