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Some of the comments received:


Overall the training has been good especially within the Squadron, certainly a lot more informative than what I got in the army….. I feel that there should be more opportunities for Reservists to attend training as that would only benefit the unit as a whole.


I am one of only a few who are earmarked to deploy from this station very soon but still operational commitments appear to be coming second best to currency of non-deploying regulars. Case in point being I had to travel to another station on the same day as my station were running the course required to deploy, primarily because currency was more important for the regulars.


With FR2020 all the rage at the moment there is no shortage of training opportunities, which can only be good for personal development and for the RAF as a whole


There is little or no consideration for specialist training of reserve forces in my trade. The amount of MTD’s has been reduced which means even less opportunity to gain qualifications that would support mobilisation.


The RAF Regiment has not embraced its reserve as other areas of the RAF has done. It can be fairly poor at supporting courses; importantly it does not understand its reserve and tries to run it as a regular unit eg. courses Monday to Friday as opposed to at weekends.


We asked further questions on availability of training courses and leadership training. How satisfied are you with the


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