Crossword clues for raf
raf
- Berlin Airlift grp
- Battle of Britain participant
- Battle of Britain heroes
- Battle of Britain fliers (Abbr.)
- Battle of Britain fighter (Abbr.)
- Battle of Br. heroes
- Battle of Br. aces
- "A Yank in the ___" (1941)
- WWII U.K. defenders
- WWII pilots
- WWII inits
- WWII heroes: Abbr
- WWII flyers
- WWII Dambusters' employer
- WWII Brit. fliers
- WW2 flyers
- WW2 airforce
- WW II fliers
- Wing commander's org
- W.W.II grp
- W.W. II heroes
- W.W. II grp
- W. W. II fliers
- UK's Gulf War contingent
- UK military unit
- UK military pilots' org
- UK military pilots
- UK military branch
- UK flying group
- UK defense group
- UK defense gp
- UK defence arm
- UK air force
- U.K.'s air arm
- U.K. mil. org
- U.K. mil. group
- U.K. mil. fliers
- U.K. flying grp
- U.K. flying group
- U.K. flying aces' org
- U.K. fighter pilots' gp
- U.K. air branch
- Their motto is "Through Adversity to the Stars": Abbr
- The wings of Britain
- The "so few" in a 1940 speech
- Spitfire flyers, abbr
- Spitfire fliers (Abbr.)
- Some WWII fliers
- Richard Burton served in it: abbr
- Queen's pilots
- Prince Charles served in it: Abbr
- Pilot officer's org
- Part of the British military
- Part of Field Marshal Alexander’s cohorts
- Org. with squadrons of Spitfires
- Org. with group captains and pilot officers
- Org. that flew Lancasters
- Org. that battled the Luftwaffe
- Org. in 2017's "Dunkirk"
- Org. for W.W. II Hurricane pilots
- Org. concerned with national defence
- Oldest military fliers
- Ministry of Defence supporter
- Ministry of Defence div
- Ministry of Defence arm
- Military org. that Prince William served in
- Mil. in Afghanistan
- Mil. branch whose slogan was "Per Ardua ad Astra"
- Mil. branch of the U.K
- Luftwaffe's U.K. foes
- Luftwaffe opposer
- Luftwaffe foes of WWII
- Luftwaffe foes briefly
- Luftwaffe foe (Abbr.)
- Luftwaffe fighters in WWII
- Luftwaffe battler
- Luftwaffe attacker
- Luftwaffe 95A
- Large group of NATO fighters
- Its Museum has a Battle of Britain Hall
- HRM's fliers
- Heroic W.W. II grp
- Heroes of the Battle of Britain, for short
- Her Majesty's fliers
- Gulf War contingent
- Grp. authorised to fly
- Gp. commanded by Churchill
- Goering's nightmare
- George V approved its flag
- Flying WWII notables
- Flying fleet of the U.K
- Flying British mil. branch
- Flight lieutenant's org
- Fliers with the Ministry of Defence: Abbr
- Fliers praised by Churchill
- Field Marshal Alexander's men
- Famous fliers
- Eng1ish aviators
- Eng. fliers
- Dresden bombing force: Abbr
- Defence gp
- Dam-busting grp. of 1943
- Churchill's flyers
- Churchill's "so few," for short
- Churchill's "so few," briefly
- British WWII heroes
- British W. W. II group
- British pilots: abbr
- British military force
- British military branch (abbr.)
- British military air grp
- British mil. service
- British mil. flyers
- British mil. fliers
- British mil. arm
- British heroes of W.W. II
- British flying squad: Abbr
- British eagles: Abbr
- British defense arm
- Britain's fliers of WWII
- Britain's air power
- Brit's military air arm
- Brit. mil. heroes
- Brit. heroes of W. W. II
- Brit. flying force
- Brit. flyboys
- Brit. fighting branch
- Brit. defenders
- Brit. armed service
- Brit. air aces
- Brit. aces
- Brit fliers
- Br. Mil. org
- Br. mil. force
- Br. air aces
- Battle of Britain VIPs
- Battle of Britain group, briefly
- Battle of Britain flying gp
- Battle of Britain defense gp
- Battle of Britain air gp
- Battle of Br. winner
- Allied WWII fliers, for short
- Air chief marshal's org
- "The Few" of the U.K. military
- "The Few" of the U.K
- "So few" of fame
- "So few," to W.S.C
- "Luftwaffe" foe (abbr.)
- "El Cid" actor Vallone
- "Battle of Britain" victors
- "A Yank in the __": 1941 war film
- Spitfire fliers: Abbr.
- Spitfire fliers, for short
- W.W. II grp.
- Battle of Britain grp.
- Brit. W.W. II fliers
- W.W.II heroes: Abbr.
- Brit. W.W. II heroes
- 1941 film "A Yank in the ___"
- Brit. fliers
- Churchill's "few"
- Luftwaffe foe: Abbr.
- Churchill's "so few": Abbr.
- Foe of the Luftwaffe: Abbr.
- "A Yank in the ___" (1941 movie)
- W.W. II fliers: Abbr.
- "A Yank in the ___" (1941 war film)
- W.W. II fliers: Abbr
- The "so few" of 1940: Abbr.
- "A Yank in the ___" (1941 film)
- Eng. defender
- Org. with a college in Cranwell, England
- W.W. II bombers
- Berlin bombers of W.W. II
- W.W. II inits.
- W.W. II fighters
- Org. with the motto "Per Ardua ad Astra"
- Berlin Airlift grp.
- Heroic W.W. II grp.
- U.K. fliers
- Battle of Britain fliers: Abbr.
- The pilots of Penzance: Abbr.
- Part of Britain's mil.
- Spitfire-flying grp.
- Org. involved in the gulf war
- Flying grp. since 1918
- "Per ardua ad astra" org.
- Org. whose emblem features an eagle and a crown
- "Battle of Britain" grp.
- Org. with a targetlike mark on its flag
- Rafael, to friends
- Battle of Britain victor, for short
- U.K. military arm
- W.W. II "Dambusters," for short
- Prince William's mil. branch
- Spitfire org.
- Grp. conducting raids in W.W. II
- Org. in the gulf war's Operation Granby
- The airforce of Great Britain
- W.W. II Mosquito pilots
- U.K. air arm
- Luftwaffe's foe
- Actor Vallone
- Eur. flyboys
- W.W. II heroes: Abbr
- British mil. group
- British W.W. II heroes
- Tedder's W.W. II org.
- Some of the queen's men
- British pilots' grp.
- U.K. defenders
- "So few," to W.S.C.
- Brit. air arm
- Brit. answer to the Luftwaffe
- London's defenders
- Few who did much for many
- U.K. airmen
- The Queen's pilots
- Battle of Brit. heroes
- English flyers
- Famed fliers
- Brit. air aim
- "So few," of fame
- The "few" in a Churchill speech
- British fliers: Abbr
- Heroes of Battle of Britain
- Brit. aces of the 1940's
- Brit. defenders up high
- Brit. protectors in W.W. II
- British mil. branch
- Fliers of 1941
- Royal Air Force
- The pilots of Penzance: Abbr
- The Flying Squad?
- Brit. bombers of WWII
- W.W. II inits
- WWII fliers
- UK fliers
- British bombers of WWII
- W. W. II group
- WWII flying group
- WWII fleet
- British military org
- U.K. military fliers
- UK flyers
- U.K. flyers
- U.K. defense arm
- Churchill's "so few" (Abbr.)
- British flying gp
- Battle of Britain org
- Battle of Britain gp
- WWII flying heroes
- UK flyboys
- U.K. military branch
- U.K. mil. branch
- U.K. flying corps
- Luftwaffe battlers (abbr.)
- Gulf War participant
- Flying Brits, initially
- British mil. unit
- Brit's air arm
- Brit. flying group
- Brit. flyers
- U.K. flying squad
- U.K. defense gp
- The "so few" Churchill referred to
- Spitfire fliers of WWII
- Luftwaffe foe, for short
- Its motto is "Per Ardua ad Astra"
- Brits' air arm
- British WWII fliers
- British flying grp
- Brit. mil. org
- Battle of Britain fliers, briefly
- WWII UK flying group
- WWII Luftwaffe foe
- WWII fighter pilots' gp
- WWII British flyers
- WWII British fliers
- UK flying corps
- UK defense arm
- U.K. defense org
- Squadron leader's org
- Spitfire org
- Prince Charles served in it (Abbr.)
- Part of Great Britain's defense
- Military service HQ'd at Whitehall
- Luftwaffe foes: Abbr
- Flying Brits
- Churchill's pride of WWII
- Churchill's military "few"
- British flyers, briefly
- British fliers of WWII
- British fliers (Abbr.)
- British fliers of WW2
- British bomber grp
- Brit's air force
- Brit. WWII fliers
- Brit. pilots' squad
- Br. fliers
- Br. air aces
Wikipedia
RAF is the Royal Air Force, the air force of the United Kingdom.
RAF or Raf may also refer to:
Raffaele Riefoli (born September 29, 1959 in Margherita di Savoia, Italy) is an Italian singer- songwriter who is better known as simply Raf.
Usage examples of "raf".
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Beyke would like to meet the other guests, and when she had urged Raf to persuade Beyke to come, he had done so with every appearance of pleasure.
She was stitching with apparent calm when the door opened and Raf and Beyke came in.
Suppose you went to Wing Commander Dobbie and said you were going to stop flying and leave the RAF because you were in love.
At the top was a pixelated mugshot of Raf, still wearing dreadlocks and beard.
Raf told himself and lifted a bunch of red flowers from a bucket in front of a store near the corner of al-Atarinne and Rue Faud Premier.
To be nearer the aeroplanes he got a job as an aero-engine fitter at the flying club that shared the field with the RAF reservists.
Many times Gerd had taken his van and gone with them into the Ruhr after a big RAF attack.
But there was no line of RAF men in blue serge standing to attention for Winston Churchill to inspect, no flyby of a squadron of Pioneers or Meteors to impress him with what Fred Hipple and his team had accomplished in jet propulsion.
RAF had been in the days when he was working under Group Captain Fred Hipple, desperately trying to learn all he could about Lizard radars and jet engines.
Fred Hipple, the RAF would have had to go on fighting the Lizards with Hurricanes and Spitfires, not jets.
The concrete-stained sandals and filthy jellaba identified Raf as a man mostly used to casual gRaft.
And then Raf stopped letting the different bits of himself talk to each other and started to listen to the sound of a sea that had vanished millions of years before, after the Chott el Jerid finally separated from the Mediterranean to become first an inland sea, then a lake and ultimately the flood-prone salt flats it finally became.
Raf was still writing headlines in his head when Kamila walked over to another trolley and pulled back the sheet, exposing the face and shoulders of a blonde teenager.
Felix smiled sweetly and dragged Raf from the room before Kamila had time to refuse.