Who will you be remembering? RAF personnel around the country will be reflecting together about the many people through history who have fallen in the two World Wars and many conflicts since then. | Royal Air Force

The RAF’s oldest Reserve Squadron, 502 (Ulster) Squadron was presented with a new Battle Honours Standard at Aldergrove Flying Station, the ‘home’ of the Royal Air Force in Northern Ireland. The new Standard recognises the history and valour of the Squadron since its formation in 1925 and replaces the last Standard presented in 1954 which was laid up in St Anne’s Cathedral. Find out more about the new Standard: http://bit.ly/2wl9hcp | Royal Air Force

The end of an era for the RAF Tornado as it returns home from Operations for the last time! Officers Commanding 9 and 31 Squadrons reflect on the Tonka's 40 years of service! Read the full story: http://ow.ly/5Hsp30nAmVE | Royal Air Force

A Royal Air Force Atlas transport aircraft has flown from Oxfordshire to Morocco to parachute essential supplies to British soldiers on the ground, in what is the longest-range airdrop performed by the RAF’s Atlas Force. The Atlas C1 (A400M) departed from RAF Brize Norton and a few hours later was 1,400 miles away dropping multiple packages to a small drop zone near Marrakech. Once on the ground the packages, known as Container Delivery Systems or CDS, were collected by paratroopers from the Bri