Cranwell

/ ˈkrænwəl /

noun

1. a village in E England, in Lincolnshire: Royal Air Force College (1920)

Example Sentences

Retired squadron leader Terrance Devey Smith, from Melbourne, Derbyshire, was guest of honour at RAF Cranwell for the rehearsal event.

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The college at RAF Cranwell represented Buckingham Palace as more than 30 aircraft, including a Lancaster bomber, took part in the practice run.

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He said it was "humbling for us" to deliver the flypast for the King, who spent time as a student at RAF Cranwell.

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RAF Officer Training Academy at RAF Cranwell in Lincolnshire was graded as "requiring improvement" over "inadequate" facilities.

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One senior recruitment officer, a female group captain, has already resigned her post in protest after recruitment at RAF Cranwell was slowed down to look at ways of boosting diversity.

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