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Read the entry →Profiles of aircrew who served with the Royal Air Force and its predecessor services.
Air Vice-Marshal
Air Vice-Marshal Robert Stanford Tuck was one of the RAF’s best-known fighter aces of the Second World War. Closely associated with the Battle of Britain period, he flew both Spitfire and Hurricane fighters and became a leading public figure in Fighter Command history.
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Petty Officer, later honorary Squadron Leader (RAAF Reserve)

Wing Commander

Group Captain

Flying Officer

Major


Air Commodore

Flight Lieutenant

Distinguished Flying Cross and Bar (DFC)

Wing Commander

Major

Flight Lieutenant

Group Captain

Squadron Leader

Wing Commander

Group Captain

Distinguished Service Order (DSO and Two Bars)

Air Vice-Marshal

Sergeant