GCAP build underway
WORK BUILDING the flying prototype of the UKís first sixth generation fighter is underway and RAF and industry test pilots have already flown more than 300 hours in a simulator designed to support the project.
WORK BUILDING the flying prototype of the UKís first sixth generation fighter is underway and RAF and industry test pilots have already flown more than 300 hours in a simulator designed to support the project.
Jumping Jack's flash at Queensford
Palace date for hotshot WO after hat-trick of competition victories
Regiment grows by 20
Allies MUST invest and integrate more to counter growing threats from Russia & China, warns CAS
BRITAIN AND France are to develop the replacement for the RAF’s Storm Shadow cruise missile.
HELICOPTER AIRCREW have been learning to fight above the rolling North Yorkshire landscape in their latest combat training.
Coggie's final Saudi sortie crowns 32-year career
THERE WAS a hot and sunny first place for Cpl Jack Wood as the RAF karting star stormed to third round championship glory at Fulbeck Circuit.
Prestigious 100th anniversary race and new yacht on the way
A REAPER armed with Hellfire missiles tracked and eliminated a Daesh terrorist on a motorbike according to information just released.
AIR MOBILITY personnel flipped cargo rollers inside a C-17 transporter following a delivery to Britain’s Carrier Strike Group.
SIGNED PORTRAITS of The King in uniform have been given to the RAF Regiment.
RELATIVES OF the Few gathered at the memorial at Capel-le-Ferne to honour the pilots who fought and died during the Battle of Britain.
AIR FORCE personnel will take part in one of the world’s largest multinational military exercises conducted across thousands of miles of Australia.
PERSONNEL FROM The King’s Colour Squadron gave the French premier a red carpet welcome during his state visit.
UK Forces prepare for 'new era' of war
IT WAS the return fight of his dreams as Cpl Brad Axe lit up the capital with a unanimous defeat of Sam Kirk at London’s York Hall.
…and Inter-Services success
FLT LT Alan Pollock, who has died aged 89, gained national notoriety in 1968 when, following the failure of the Government to recognise the 50th anniversary of the founding of the RAF, he flew his Hawker Hunter jet fighter past the Houses of Parliament at very low level before departing along the River Thames and flying ‘through’ Tower Bridge.
Dealing with visiting top brass and Ministers, often in fast-moving and high-pressure environments, they are there to make things happen.
French Paras jump to it at Brize
Health chiefs issue binge-drinking alert
AM Smyth to take over next month
FRESH FROM Inter-Service battle the RAF’s female rugby union stars are combining to storm the ramparts of the International Defence Rugby Championships, starting next month.
THERE WAS a good showing from the Service’s BMX stars in the final two rounds of the British Cycling BMX National Series in Birmingham Platt Fields.
CONSTRUCTION WORK on 50 new bedspaces at Cosford has started as part of a £12 million deal.
AIR FORCE personnel who sowed poppies around St Mawgan’s war memorial have won a top honour.
A ROLLS Royce Merlin Mk XII engine from a Spitfire flown by some of the Battle of Britain’s most celebrated Polish Aces is now on display at the Kent home of the National Memorial to the Few.
FUTURE WARFIGHTERS gathered with comrades from the past to mark 75 years of RAF air operations training at Shawbury.
BRIZE CYBER warriors teamed up with their French counerparts at the Oxfordshire station to hone their high tech skills in a joint exercise.
A NEW headquarters that will deliver a sixth-generation supersonic stealth fighter jet for the RAF has opened in Reading.
THE RED Arrows will join historic Spitfire and Hurricane aircraft for a flypast over national VJ Day commemorations next month.