| SOFEW | The RAF, to Churchill |
| STRAFE | It's all set for the RAF to bombard the enemy (6) |
| MALICE | It may distort the truth, according to Churchill |
| FARAWAY | RAF to have a way of being in the distance (3,4) |
| IRONCURTAIN | What, according to Churchill, ran from Stettin to Trieste (4,7) |
| EDWIN | One name connected to Churchill brings the magazine boss success (5) |
| IRON | What, according to Churchill in 1946, descended from Stettin to Trieste (4,7) |
| CURTAIN | What, according to Churchill in 1946, descended from Stettin to Trieste (4,7) |
| EDEN | A successor to Churchill |
| YALTA | "Riviera of Hades," according to Churchill |
| RAF | "So few," to Churchill (abbr.) |
| LIE | Terminological inexactitude, to Churchill |
| AMPLIFIER | I impel RAF to produce an electronic device (9) |
| DWARFISH | Dutch want RAF to fly in, like Doc? (8) |
| ATTITUDE | "A little thing that makes a big difference," according to Churchill |
| EXEMPLA | Old English politician close to Churchill introduces a story with a moral |
| ATTLEE | Who, according to Churchill, got out when an empty taxi arrived at Downing Street? (6) |
| MAEWEST | 'I've been in Who's Who, and I know what's what, but it'll be the first time I ever made the dictionary,' wrote this actress to the RAF when they named the inflatable life jacket after her (3,4) |
| WAAFS | Abbreviation of the titles of the members of the female auxiliary of the RAF during the Second World War (5) |
| MAE | 'I've been in Who's Who, and I know what's what, but it'll be the first time I ever made the dictionary,' wrote this actress to the RAF when they named an inflatable life jacket after her, ... West |
