RAF Gunners swap the air for the sea as they row across Atlantic for mental health
The four members of the RAF Regiment aim to row 3,200 miles, but admit the challenge is proving tough with the current going against them.
The four members of the RAF Regiment aim to row 3,200 miles, but admit the challenge is proving tough with the current going against them.
After 35 days at sea, the adventure is almost over for official Royal Navy ocean rowing team.
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The Royal Navy team are ahead by 100 miles in Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge and are approaching the end of their incredible journey.
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The Royal Navy rowers pause their effort for 10 minutes to pay their respects to a member of rival team Aussie Old Salts who died last week.
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The Royal Navy's ocean rowing team enjoyed cake, phone calls and Christmas hats in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.
Members of both HMS Oardacious and Mission Spiritus Antarctica spoke to Amy Casey on BFBS Radio.
HMS Oardacious, the Royal Navy's Official Ocean Rowing team, are currently taking part in the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge.
The adventurer says he's devastated to have had to drop his record attempt as he had been progressing so well until the symptoms emerged.
The Royal Navy ocean rowing team are currently out in front of the race and have covered 743 nautical miles of their crossing to Antigua.
The members of HMS Oardacious are doing well, but still have 1,973 nautical miles left to row in the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge.