European Air Force is coming up on it's 20th birthday!

EAF was founded on 1998-12-16

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The European Air force is a group of well over 60 players from Europe, divided into several squadrons: 51 Stormo (Italian), 19 and 92 sqn (UK), 310 sqn (Czech/German), 322 sqn (Belgian/Dutch), 331 sqn (Norwegian/Scandinavian) and 602 (Scottish). All together a nice and active group. The European Air Force is a group of players that fly mostly RAF aircraft, and in IL-2 also other allied planes.

51 Stormo is our Italian wing with 3 squadrons, under the command of the European Air Force, even though it is not an original RAF squadron. 51 Stormo flew Spitfires during part of WW2.

Currently we support the flightsim IL-2 Sturmovik: 1946 and Cliffs of Dover
We used to support European Air War and Screamin' Demons Over Europe, but not anymore.

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For this background we used the painting 'Memorial Flight' by Robert Taylor.