RAF Museum Opens Up Royal Air Force's Archives
The Royal Air Force Museum, has launched a new website, which enables members of the public to interrogate the Casualty Cards of members of the Royal Flying Corps who suffered injury during the First World War.
In addition to these records online visitors are now also able to search the Muster Roll for the RAF as drafted on 1 April 1918 and the Air Force List as of 1 February of the same year.
This online resource is the culmination of a three-year digitisation project involving over 10,000 hours of work by staff of the museum who electronically preserved over 300,000 fragile records all of which are free to examine for anyone with access to the internet.
www.rafmuseumstoryvault.org.uk,
The Royal Air Force Museum, has launched a new website, which enables members of the public to interrogate the Casualty Cards of members of the Royal Flying Corps who suffered injury during the First World War.
In addition to these records online visitors are now also able to search the Muster Roll for the RAF as drafted on 1 April 1918 and the Air Force List as of 1 February of the same year.
This online resource is the culmination of a three-year digitisation project involving over 10,000 hours of work by staff of the museum who electronically preserved over 300,000 fragile records all of which are free to examine for anyone with access to the internet.
www.rafmuseumstoryvault.org.uk,
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