RAF Roundel - Iconic Target Logo History, Design & Cultural Impact #3528108 (License: Personal Use)

This image displays the standard Royal Air Force (RAF) roundel, a circular insignia consisting of concentric rings in red, white, and blue, with red at the center. Originally adopted in 1915 to improve aircraft identification, its design has evolved slightly over time but remains largely consistent. The roundel is also famously embraced by the 1960s British mod subculture as a symbol of style and rebellion.

Commonly used on military aviation websites, historical archives, museum exhibits, and retro fashion or music sites referencing mod culture; users seek visual identification, historical context, or design inspiration.