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Royal Air Force Flight Engineer & Air Engineer Association

For all those awarded the RAF "E" flying badge.

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Memorial Stone at the International Bomber Command Centre Lincoln

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Op Veritas (Afghanistan 2001) from VC10

Op Veritas (Afghanistan 2001) from VC10

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201 Sqn Engineers 1983-4 Kev Robinson, Chris Sweeney, Adey Davies, Kevin Casey, Pete Steele, John Salt, Martin Threapleton, Ken Bannister, Tony Graves.

201 Sqn Engineers 1983-4 Kev Robinson, Chris Sweeney, Adey Davies, Kevin Casey, Pete Steele, John Salt, Martin Threapleton, Ken Bannister, Tony Graves.

Flight Engineers were introduced into the RAF in 1941. Their primary role was to assist pilots in the flying of large, multi-engine aircraft that had become too technically complex to be operated by a single pilot. By taking over management of the aircraft’s various system the Flight Engineer released the pilot to concentrate on the actual flying of the aircraft.

Throughout their history, Flight Engineers, latterly known as Air Engineers, served their crews and the wider RAF with distinction in every major theatre of war, from World War 2 through to the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts.

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Association Memorial, National Arboretum Memorial, Staffordshire

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