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The Royal Air Force: The Ultimate Shocker
Example Sentence: "Okay, so you ask why I can't use that word? Well, for starters, it's a slang term and it means 'Royal' in the military. So when someone says 'I'm a member of the Royal Air Force', they're just saying they belong to the service or are part of the elite group. But let me tell you, there's a lot more going on with that word than meets the eye." Definition of 'Royal Air Force': The Royal Air Force is a military branch within the British armed services responsible for air defence and civil aircraft operations. It was established in 1942 and is the third-largest arm of the British Army, after the Royal Navy and the Royal Marines. Edgy Example: A man on his motorcycle pulls up to a small store while it's closing down. He asks the cashier for a refund for the faulty item he bought last week, claiming "I'm a member of the Royal Air Force." The woman looks at him blankly, then nods and walks away. Definition of 'Royal Air Force': The Royal Air Force is a military branch within the British armed services responsible for air defence and civil aircraft operations. It was established in 1942 and is the third-largest arm of the British Army, after the Royal Navy and the Royal Marines.
