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Leaving the Regulars? Stay Connected With The Reserves . They offer a wide range of opportunities to suit you.
When it comes to your favourite cake – does your answer match your service? The Royal Navy and Royal Air…
Leaving the Regulars? Stay Connected With The Reserves . They offer a wide range of opportunities to suit you.
A new raffle that provides the opportunity for a feel-good factor double whammy of winning big while donating to charity,…
This month marks the centenary of the formation of the Royal Air Force in 1918. The RAF have planned a…
SSAFA is celebrating 100 years of the RAF. SSAFA has been around since 1885 and has supported the RAF since…
On 26 February 1943 – 75 years ago – the Royal Air Force’s most daring operation of the Second World…
Organisations protest the navigation from RAF Waddington of unmanned Reaper aircraft in Afghanistan Police have closed sections of the A15 and other roads in Lincolnshire as anti-war protestors gathered on Saturday outside an RAF base today to protest the UK’s use of armed drones in Afghanistan. Members of the Stop The War Coalition, CND, the Drone Campaign Network and War on Want began marching from Lincoln to nearby RAF Waddington at around 12.30pm. The Guardian revealed on Thursday that the RAF had begun remotely operating its Reaper unmanned aerial vehicles deployed to Afghanistan, from the Lincolnshire airbase
Second world war physician invent new surgical techniques to rebuild faces left unrecognisable by burns from combat The design for a unique memorial honouring the pioneering plastic surgeon Sir Archibald McIndoe, the hundreds of second world war air crew whom he rescued from despair, and the town of East Grinstead that was a crucial part of their rehabilitation, will be unveiled in the town on Friday. The project has been acutely personal for its sculptor, Martin Jennings.
Commissioner says complaints system in armed forces is too bureaucratic and should be simplified The way complaints by men and women in the armed forces about bullying, harassment, and discrimination are handled is ineffective, unfair and unacceptable, a report says. Dr Susan Atkins, the service complaints commissioner , castigates the way the system deals with cases concerning armed forces personnel