About Discovery

Neither RAF College Cranwell or the Cranwellian Association bear any responsibility for the content or presentation of this independent project.

This archive of material is made available in the public interest

The use of published material relating to the RAF College Cranwell Archiving in the public interest is processing to secure the permanent availability of recorded memory, in other words, evidence and information, for a wide range of current and potential future purposes, including: Enabling research and investigation of all kinds, including academic, historical or genealogical research enabling the discovery and availability of personal, community and corporate identity, memory and history enabling educational use
Source of guidance https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/archives-sector/legislation/archives-data-protection-law-uk/gdpr-faqs/

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