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It is with great gratitude that the RAF Association pays tribute to three outgoing National Standard Bearers as they approach the end of their respective years of service. Sqn Ldr (Retd) Shawn Marston has been the RAF Association’s National Standard Bearer ...
There are many benefits to boxing; it builds physical and mental resilience as well as confidence among participants. For the RAF Boxing team, it also helps its members to create and sustain connections across the Air Force. The RAF Association has ...
RAFA Jumps is a wonderful experience for many members of the RAF community and we were delighted to receive this short story from Garry Lees after he took part in the event earlier this year. “It was a cold, dark evening ...
We at the RAF Association believe everyone has something valuable to give back to the RAF community, whether it's a donation, offering skills, or simply some time to lend a compassionate ear. Befriending and supporting those in need isn’t about having all the answers; it’s about showing up. You don’t know how much a small act can make a difference to those in need of a friend. Scroll down to read about our amazing volunteers and how you can make a difference.
As we celebrated VE Day 80 last week, we were reminded of the RAF’s role and the immense sacrifices and heroism that marked the end of the Second World War. This milestone offered a poignant opportunity to speak with RAF veterans about the remarkable role they played, and their stories continue to inspire and unite us. Hear from veterans including 107-year-old former bomber pilot Harry Richardson DFC and Mary Marsden who was in the Women’s Auxiliary Air Force. Scroll down to read more and take part in our VE Day 80 quiz.
Brian Fare looks at the history of rotary involvement with RAF Search and Rescue Little interest in using helicopters for Air Sea Rescue was shown until the Far East Air Force (FEAF) Casualty Evacuation Flight was formed in 1950 to evacuate ...
Ian Berry recalls a special task for 18 Squadron’s Chinooks in Germany In 1988 I was Operations Warrant Officer for the Joint Helicopter Support Unit, based at RAF Gutersloh in Germany. My unit’s primary task was to support 18 Squadron (Chinooks) ...
The power of sport is never more evident than through RAFA Rides as a combined love of aviation and cycling helps to connect thousands of riders across the world through a shared purpose and passion. RAFA Rides helps many members of ...
