The road to Royal Air Force Reserves
...a rifle to learning how to navigate, the RAF has given me a range of practical skills. I also know how much I can push myself and still keep going....
...a rifle to learning how to navigate, the RAF has given me a range of practical skills. I also know how much I can push myself and still keep going....
...to delivering efficient and effective hard facilities management services across the Built Estate, as existing contracts come to an end. That journey continues as, today, new FDIS contracts have been...
...Following discussions with Extreme E, it became clear that some alterations to the tank course at Bovington would be needed to transform it into an ideal racetrack. Not only were...
...supporting our Armed Forces to live, train and deploy. From managing the vast MOD training estate to providing cleaning and catering services, our job is to enable military capability by...
...images to promote how use of MOD land can change from calm to combat in an instant. A cyclist turned into a tank, a dog into a soldier and a...
...miles, by aeroplanes, trains and automobiles (not to forget the odd helicopter ride to some dangerous places and also a submarine!), I’ve covered the UK top to bottom and side...
...Valley. During the War Years, the company had moved from toymaking to producing equipment to support the war effort, such as cases for the barrels of anti-aircraft guns, hospital beds...
...Reserve Forces and Cadet Association, which highlights the collaborative approach to cadet development. The transformative impact of Army Cadets I took on this role because I wanted to support the...
...that I was really able to get involved in and drive all aspects of the assessment and management of environmental liabilities and their associated health, environmental and financial risks. During...
...representatives, the need to take account of other national standards and getting too much of a sun-tan! A member of RAF ground crew directs a Tristar aircraft [Photo by Sgt...