** RAF Christchurch, a WW II airfield near the town

** The RAF accidentally bombs the Bezuidenhout neighbourhood in The Hague, Netherlands, killing 511 people.

** The prison ships Cap Arcona, Thielbek and Deutschland are sunk by the RAF in Lübeck Bay.

** WWII: Operation Chastise by RAF 617 Sqdn are carried out on German dams.

** The surviving RAF Dam Busters return.

** The RAF retires its last Lancaster bomber.

** Boeing Chinook ( UK variants ) or the RAF Chinook

** RAF Woodbridge

** RAF Debden

** RAF Balderton

** RAF Barkston Heath

** RAF Chalgrove

** RAF Cottesmore

** RAF Merryfield

** RAF Membury

** RAF North Witham

** RAF Ramsbury

** RAF Saltby

** RAF Spanhoe

** RAF Latvija-collector-4x2 cash collector on RAF-2203 chassis

** RAF Latvija-tourist van, motor home

** RAF Halton

** No. 250 Wing RAF, Ismailia

** No. 253 Wing RAF, Advanced HQ Ma ' aten Bagush

The RAF Regiment had its headquarters at nearby RAF Alma Park, with additional accommodation at nearby RAF Folkingham and RAF North Witham airfields.

RAF Waddington and RAF Scampton formed two of the main bases for the V bomber Force, flying Vulcans, during the Cold War, while Thor missiles were stationed on former wartime air stations at for example, RAF Folkingham.

Their flight for Arnhem began from RAF Folkingham.

: ( US 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment ) also flew from RAF Folkingham.

* 223 Headquartered at RAF Folkingham

The completed car / engine was first run on the aerodrome at RAF Folkingham in December 1949, driven by an unwell Raymond Mays, who was suffering from a high fever at the time.