No. 60 Squadron RFC

No. 60 Squadron RFC was a unit of the Royal Flying Corps during World War I, formed in 1916. It played a crucial role in aerial combat, reconnaissance, and supporting ground forces. The squadron operated various aircraft, including the Bristol Fighter, known for its speed and maneuverability. No. 60 Squadron was active on the Western Front, contributing to several key battles. After the war, it was incorporated into the Royal Air Force, continuing its legacy in military aviation. The squadron is remembered for its bravery and innovation in the early years of aerial warfare.