
In pictures: 809 Naval Air Squadron makes grand return after 41 years
The unit, which will fly the F-35B Lightning stealth jet, has been reborn 82 years after the squadron was first stood up
The unit, which will fly the F-35B Lightning stealth jet, has been reborn 82 years after the squadron was first stood up
809 Naval Air Squadron has been disbanded several times, but has been stood up once more to fly the F-35B Lightning alongside 617 Squadron
Jaguar GR.3A XX119, nicknamed Spotty due to its distinctive paint scheme, is leaving its old base bound for RAF Lossiemouth
Tokyo immediately grounded its own fleet of V-22s after the accident off the Japanese coast - and now the US armed forces have done the same
809 Naval Air Squadron has been engaged in several conflicts since 1941, and is being resurrected once again to fly the F-35B
809 Naval Air Squadron has been reformed, making it the first Royal Navy formation to fly the new Lightning
The Mobile Air Operations Team is a crucial link between forces on the ground and the support they get from the air
The three-week exercise sees the crews from 29 Squadron exposed to threats and tactics in realistic and challenging missions
The MOD has chosen the UK-manufactured Sting Ray torpedo to be added to the Royal Air Force's P-8 Poseidon payload
The Qatari-led exercise is designed to increase combat efficiency and unity among the partner forces
The Sukhoi Su-35S, known by Nato as the Flanker E, has been used in the conflict in Ukraine, with five reportedly being destroyed in action
The Royal Air Force transported thousands of blankets and sleeping mats, among other supplies, to Egypt.
It ordered the action after US forces at the Al Assad air base in Baghdad were hit by a short-range ballistic missile.
The RAF, along with the Met police, have taken part in an overnight training exercise - simulating a plane hijacking.
The first of 16 remotely piloted Protector aircraft arrived at RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire in September.
The Royal Navy says the successful trials flying the Mojave off HMS Prince of Wales offer a glimpse into the future of carrier operations.