Corporate Body

Royal Flying Corps (1912 - 1918)

From
1912
England
To
1918
Functions
Defence Administration and Air Force

Summary

The Royal Flying Corps initially comprised of a naval training wing and a military training wing. It was created in 1912 as the air arm of the British Army.

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Published resources

Books

  • Ollif, Lorna, Colonel Best and her soldiers: the story of the 33 years of the Women's Royal Australian Army Corps (Hornsby, New South Wales: Ollif Publishing Company, 1985), 250 pp. Details

Resources

See also

Ailie Smith

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