Before the Second World War, the In and Out Naval and Military Club invited Clubs from in and around London to meet and play foursomes golf.

Flight Lieutenant John Allott Abrahams joined the Royal Air Force, August 1940 at age 17. His early service was as an Aircraftman, promoted to Sergeant, rising to Flight Lieutenant, finishing his service on 26th March 1946.

Rupert Parkhouse, one of the last Fairey Battle pilots that fought in the Battle of France in 1940 with horrendous losses, died on 17th October 2019 in Bournemouth.

Having not flown a Mosquito for 75 years, WW2 veteran Flt Lt Colin Bell DFC returned to the cockpit thanks to the generous offer of a flight in the Mosquito owned by Mr Rod Lewis of Lewis Air Legends in San Antonio Texas.

Last week the Club hosted the talented RAF Falcons for a Club dinner to learn about their unique experiences as part of the UK’s premier military parachute display team.

On Monday 16th September we commemorated the Battle of Britain with an annual members' dinner filled with anecdotes and exploits along with a Champagne reception and three-course Club Dinner.

On Tuesday 10th September, members and guests enjoyed a truly wonderful Women in Aviation Club Dinner with our Chairman Air Marshal Sue Gray CB OBE, FREng as keynote speaker.

We've added two new Clubs to our already extensive list of reciprocal clubs around the world for members to benefit from.

This afternoon the RAF Club hosted an Afternoon Tea for Hospitality Action's Golden Friends, a support network created for hospitality retirees to stay connected to their industry and friends.