Royal Flying Corps - Fictional Representations of The RFC

Fictional Representations of The RFC

  • The Bloody Red Baron, the second novel of the alternate-history Anno Dracula series by Kim Newman, primarily follows the exploits of a unit of the RFC and their enemy rivals
  • Bartholomew Bandy
  • Biggles
  • "Private Plane", a Blackadder episode
  • Hell's Angels, directed by Howard Hughes, starring Jean Harlow
  • The Dawn Patrol, starring Errol Flynn, Basil Rathbone and David Niven
  • "The Last Flight", an episode of The Twilight Zone
  • Aces High, a 1976 movie
  • Goshawk Squadron and its prequels, by Derek Robinson
  • Phoenix and Ashes, by Mercedes Lackey
  • Robert Radcliffe's novel, Across the Blood-Red Skies (2010)
  • Wings, a BBC TV Series (1977–78)
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