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Really!!! https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9583223/RAF-pilots-issued-fleet-15mph-e-scooters-commute-quarters-work.html " Military chiefs bought 90 of the machines as part of Operation Astra, an initiative to encourage greener travel. Officials say the move has reduced use of a shuttle bus that ferries staff between three locations....." I've checked the calendar it's not April 1st.
Worth a listen to.... EP 42: TRADES AND BRANCHES OUT, PROFESSIONS IN For more than half its existence, the RAF has organised its officers into Branches and enlisted personnel into Trades. However, it has now been decided a new approach is needed for the Next Generation RAF. In this episode, we speak with the team leader responsible for coming up with the replacement - Professions.
https://www.raf.mod.uk/news/articles/the-queens-birthday-honours-list-2022/ Congrats to all those recognised. Two names I recognise at the top of the list - Rich Knighton, who was Stn Cdr Wittering and a thoroughly nice chap, and Garry Tunnicliffe who was OC Admin at Colt up to closure, and again a thoroughly nice chap.
Yours for a mere £20. Written by, the article states, David Montenegro the current Commanding Officer he describes how the Red Arrows perform in his new fantastic book. He describes how sometimes they fly upside down during their display flights !!!! and even wear special suits to stop black outs from G forces I'm sure there are other amazing revelations in the tome but at £20 https://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/books/article-10810835/Red-Arrows-whove-mastered-art-remaining-conscious-battling-G-force.html
Watched the grad today to see my lad do his Halton square bashing 2 years late. There were a few that collapsed, but two seemed completely out and were stretchered. Could someone who knows let on if the 2 serious ones are ok please? Last grad I was at was my own 36 years ago, but boy do you feel for them, when they had to wait 2 years and then they don’t make it and their poor families have to see the stretchers.
A former Chinook pilot is sueing the MOD for damage allegedly caused by his supplied body armour. Link from the Telegraph, the story is reported in other papers. "Louis Warburton was forced to wear 20-kilogram body armour when flying Chinook helicopters during the UN-backed Operation Newcombe, which he says pressed against his thighs, damaging his sciatic and femoral nerves, causing intense pain and numbness. He was medically discharged from the RAF and says that the pain has affected his daily activities, including his sex life with his partner."...
Images from all three services taken during 2021. A few good ones, steep climbing herc, and of course the ubiquitous reds picture https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10367253/MOD-picks-best-images-2021-revealing-reality-life-UK-servicemen-women.html
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