RAF airdrops vital fuel supplies to British Antarctic Survey
The RAF said its range was extended by air-to-air refuelling from a Royal Air Force Voyager.
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News Blades aerobatic display team – made up of former Red Arrows – to disband
The civilian aerobatic team is made up of pilots who all previously flew with the RAF's Red Arrows.
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USA RAF jets arrive in Nevada for major exercise alongside US and Australia
The exercise provides a chance for participants to develop capabilities against a near peer adversary.
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Aircraft Honour for Red Arrows' Red 6 after bird strike forced emergency landing
Red Arrows Squadron Leader Gregor Ogston was presented with a Green Endorsement – the RAF's Safety Centre's highest accolade.
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RAF New Red Arrows chief: Everything you need to know about Wing Commander Adam Collins
Wg Cdr Collins is a former Tornado pilot and served as Red 10 during the 2008 season.
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Aircraft Red Arrows announce new Officer Commanding
Wg Cdr Adam Collins will now be responsible for both the air and ground teams that help deliver the Red Arrows' world-renowned displays.
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Hockey RAF's Liam Sanford makes cameo appearances in England's World Cup opening games
England beat Wales 5-0 in their first match of the tournament in India with the RAF star starting as a substitute.
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Motorsport RAF motorsport reveals plans to have only cars in UK running on 100% synthetic fuel
The RAF is at the Autosport International event at the NEC in Birmingham to promote its 'Project Flywheel' initiative.
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RAF RAF successfully refuels Typhoon and C-130 mid-air using sustainable fuel blend
Increased use of SAF should help to reduce the RAF's reliance on global supply chains and fossil fuels.
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Sport RAF cross-country runners enjoy success at Sir Sefton Brancker trophy
Cross-country runners from the RAF took on runners from the British Police and the Civil Service at the 92nd Sir Sefton Brancker Trophy.
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Veterans Former members of Medical Emergency Response Team encouraged to join new club
Former MERT members are being asked to get in touch with their former colleagues.
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RAF Drone pilot admits endangering aircraft from RAF's Battle of Britain Memorial Flight
A 49-year-old man has admitted endangering a historic military aircraft during a carnival flypast.
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Opinion Lima Charlie: What challenges will the MOD face in 2023?
With the year likely to be a busy one operationally, what are the main contentious challenges likely to be for the MOD?
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Weapons and Kit Trident: How did the UK develop its nuclear weapons programme?
After starting to develop nuclear weapons during WWII, the UK's nuclear deterrent, Trident, is to be upgraded in the 2030s.
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RAF MOD admits the cost of RAF drones project has risen by half a billion pounds
The MOD also conceded that the drones which had been expected to be in service in 2018, would not be in action until the end of this year.
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Aircraft UK's first F-35 pilot retires 32 years after being told he'd never be an aviator
Fleet Air Arm commander who became the UK's first F-35 jet pilot has flown his final mission after serving 32 years in the military.