Royal air force meaning in English

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Definition

Royal Air Force (RAF): The British Air Force noun
an air force: a part of a country's military forces which uses aircraft, and fights in the air noun
  • "You are looking at Lieutenant Lawrence Laughsalot of Her Majesty's Royal Airforce."
  • "American Pilot : Attention, Radio Rhubarb Traffic Copter 1, this is the United States Air Force."
  • "United States Air Force this is Ray Upton from Boston."
  • "Coming from a long lineage of pilots, Donny Dare's passion for flying started at the age of five, when he accompanied his father on bombing missions for the RAF during World War II."

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