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British Air Forces in France (BAFF) was a Royal Air Force (RAF) Command set up on 15 January 1940 led by Air Marshal Arthur Barratt, to provide unified command of the RAF in France. When the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) went to France, the Royal Air Force Component of the British Expeditionary Force accompanied the BEF for air support and the Advanced Air Striking Force the squadrons of 1 Group, Bomber Command, moved to airfields in eastern France for independent operations. Barratt was charged with giving "full assurance" to the BEF to provide it with...such bomber squadrons as the latter may, in consultation with him, consider necessary from time to time.
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