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BAe146 C Mk3 arrives in theatre


Check your personal equipment


RAF Waddington now controlling Reaper


Troops are being reminded to check personal ‘equipment’ as part of a new campaign to raise awareness of male- specific diseases.


Damaged tablets and computers


SFA occupants to benefit


Chris Hoy appointed Hon Gp Capt


The RAF is a top 50 employer of women


BFPO issue a warning that they are changing their policy from 26 Apr 13 and will no longer accept claims for damaged computer/ipads because of insufficient packaging.


Taking Service talent into the Classroom


The government has launched Troops to Teachers – a new scheme designed to make it easier for highly-skilled former members of the RAF, RN and Army to become teachers.


Wings Video Mail Launches


The RAF Association is delighted to announce Wings Video Mail, a new initiative to help RAF personnel deployed in Afghanistan keep in touch with their loved ones.


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MHS Vouchers for missed appointments


The Royal Air Force Air Cadets are delighted to announce that six-time Olympic gold medallist Sir Chris Hoy has accepted an invitation to become an Ambassador for the Organisation.


Full of Eastern Promise


DIO have sought to clarify the circumstances in which SFA occupants can claim vouchers for MHS missed appointments.


Meeting of Minds


RAF awards wings to RPAS pilots


App to save Cash


A new mobile phone app is set to help the Defence community save money.


The inside track on Universal Credit


RAF pilots have been awarded specialised Remotely Piloted Air Systems (RPAS) pilot brevets following the announcement by the RAF of the creation of this specialised flying branch.


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