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A narration of a low-level singleton sortie in a Hawk T2 from RAF Valley. The video discusses the considerations that a fast jet pilot has at low-level and shows Lake Windermere and the Moffat Valley.
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Great video of US Air Force F-15 aircraft taking off from Royal air force base. The United States Air Force (USAF) is the aerial warfare service branch of the United States Armed Forces.
ARLINGTON, Va. - The Air National Guard will unveil an upgrade to the radar system for its F-15 Eagle fighter aircraft today, which will give it greater capabilities while reducing maintenance costs.
The new radar system—the APG-63(v)3 Active Electronically Scanned Array—replaces the older mechanically controlled devices currently in the aircraft.
"When the F-15 was first designed and made, the radar in it was world class, the best at the time, but its 1970s technology," said Air Force Maj. Dave Slaydon, chief of F-15 requirements for the Air National Guard. "It's a mechanically scanned array, meaning it's a radar dish like you would see in the movies and it has hydraulics that move it back and forth to point around the sky to find the bad guys."
The new radar system does away with the hydraulics system completely.
"With this new technology it is a flat panel with a bunch of little panels on it and you can electronically steer the radar beam around," said Slaydon.
A radar controlled electronically, rather than mechanically, has a number of benefits, including less maintenance on the equipment.
"Since there are no moving parts to it, it hardly ever breaks," said Slaydon. "There aren't any hydraulics or mechanical parts banging around. That gives it a really, really high reliability rate which is good for us as it means the jet is [available] more often to fly as there are less maintenance actions required on it."
But, said Slaydon, the big plus is the improved capabilities of the radar unit.
"The performance part is where we really make the money," said Slaydon. "With that technology of the radar being electronically controlled, the beam can be pointed all around the sky in fractions of a second."
That translates to a greater situational awareness, said Slaydon.
"What that allows you to do is to track multiple targets and be able to engage multiple targets," he said. "It also gives you a greater detection range, so you can find the bad guys at a further range and it has increased identification capabilities as well where the radar can scan the radar signature and tell if it's a Boeing 747 or is it a fighter-type of jet."
Development of the improved F-15 radar system has been ongoing for about the past five years, said Slaydon, adding that it has been an Air National Guard-led program from the beginning.
"We have partnered with the active duty Air Force, and they have taken a huge role in the program," he said. "But it was conceived by, developed by and we're fielding it first in the Air National Guard so that's a big feather in our cap."
The radar will be fielded by the 125th Fighter Wing, based in Jacksonville, Fla., said Slaydon. Units in the Oregon and Louisiana Air National Guard will be the next to get the radar sets.
Fielding in Florida and Oregon is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2010, and Louisiana is scheduled to receive the upgrades in the early part of 2011.
"We're spreading out the initial beddown to put the capability where it's needed geographically," Slaydon said. "After that initial issue, we'll then go in a fill in with a few more as needed."
He added that future sites may include Massachusetts and Montana.
Although the new radar units are specifically for the F-15, the technology translates to other fighter platforms as well, said Slaydon, adding that it has been incorporated into the F-22 Raptor.
The fielding of the equipment speaks to the capabilities of the Air Guard. "It just shows that the Air National Guard is committed to air dominance," said Slaydon. "That applies to both our homeland defense mission as well as our worldwide capabilities that we bring air dominance to the combatant commanders worldwide. That includes modernizing our jets to bring the capabilities to what the mission requires."
Video Description Credit: Sgt. 1st Class Jon Soucy
Video Credits: Airman 1st Class Emma Duff, Master Sgt. David Loeffler, A1C Gabriela Calderon and Tech. Sgt. Burt Traynor
Thumbnail Credit: United States Air Force Modified by ArmedForcesUpdate
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Reel one.
Three Provost aircraft fly low over Cranwell college. An R.A.F. bus stops outside the college gates, inside the bus young cadets in civilian cloths look through the window at the planes and the college. We identify Howard and Ellis as they watch the Provosts peel off in different directions. In the college entrance hall Howard and Ellis take the Oath of Allegiance. On the walls are portraits of famous airmen, Lord Trenchard and Douglas Bader. In stores Howard and Ellis receive their flying equipment and helmet and Howard is being measured for his uniform. In a classroom the cadets are being lectured on the principle of flight. In front of the main building Senior Cadet Officer takes the salute as the R.A.F. flag is lowered.
A Sergeant shouts at Howard as a squad of cadets march up and down. Interior, an instructor lectures around a jet engine, we see the engine turning. On a runway cadets cluster around a jet aircraft as an instructor points out features. Air to air a Chipmonk is in flight, in the cockpit Ellis receives instruction. In small cubicles Ellis and other cadets are being instructed in navigation, they talk into mouth pieces and plot their routes on charts. Howard and Ellis are seen studying in their rooms and the library. Ellis receives individual tuition from a tutor in front of a cosy fire.
The cadets are seen cross-country running, sailing dinghies on a river, playing football and rugby. In Scotland the cadets are erecting tents by a lake, an officer looks on as they cook and adjust their tents. In the air, Howard sitting next to his instructor, is flying a jet Provost.
On the tarmac Provosts are lined up. In the Squadron Operations room a senior instructor briefs the cadets with words like "echelon starboard and run in". The cadets drink coffee and chat in their crew room, two of them walk out onto the tarmac. In the cockpit of a Provost Howard is being briefed before flying solo. As the instructor drives to the control tower in a Landrover, we see details in the cockpit as Howard prepares for his flight. Air to Air we see the plane take off and fly, intercut between Howard and the control tower giving instructions. The plain lands successfully.Back on the tarmac Howard is criticised by his instructor, undaunted Howard joins his pal Ellis and others and they move off together.
A Valetta aircraft is in flight, inside a Navigation instructor walks down the gangway talking to cadets as they check their maps. Shots of the Valetta in flight. Shot looking up at the clock tower pan down to entrance of the main Cranwell building as cadets enter. Inside the cadets walk to their various activities. A French lesson, radio or radar equipment demonstration, a group of cadets around a wind tunnel demonstration showing aerofoils under pressure.
Officers and cadets attend a grand diner in full military evening dress, a military band plays music. A batman brings Howard his uniform, Ellis joins him, they are now senior cadets and they plan a flight on a map. Provosts in the air flying over countryside and buildings. Air to air shots VG pictures as they fly in formation and do aerobatics.
In a large classroom the cadets ask military questions to a British Major and a U.S.A.A.A.F. Major, places are pointed to on wall maps.
Air to Air Valetta in flight, navigator speaks to pilot, he looks at his watch and the pilot gives a thumbs up. All is well and the plane flies on.
Continues.
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Operation Jujitsu,one of the very best kept secrets of the Royal Air Force during the cold war.
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The Royal Air Force (RAF) is the aerial warfare service branch of the British Armed Forces. Formed on 1 April 1918, it is the oldest independent air force in the world. The RAF has taken a significant role in British military history, playing a large part in the Second World War and in more recent conflicts.
The RAF is one of the most capable and technologically sophisticated air forces in the world. As of January 2012[update] it operated 827 aircraft, making it the largest air force of a European Union country and the second largest in NATO (after the USAF). Most of the RAF's aircraft and personnel are based in the UK, with many others serving on operations (principally Afghanistan and the Middle East) or at long-established overseas bases (Ascension Island, Cyprus, Gibraltar, and the Falkland Islands).
The RAF's mission is to support the objectives of the British Ministry of Defence (MoD), which are to "provide the capabilities needed: to ensure the security and defence of the United Kingdom and overseas territories, including against terrorism; to support the Government’s foreign policy objectives particularly in promoting international peace and security."
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An air force, also known in some countries as an air army, is in the broadest sense, the national military organization that primarily conducts aerial warfare. More specifically, it is the branch of a nation's armed services that is responsible for aerial warfare as distinct from an army, navy or other branch. Typically, air forces are responsible for gaining control of the air, carrying out strategic and tactical bombing missions and providing support to surface forces.
The term "air force" may also refer to a tactical air force or numbered air force, which is an operational formation within a national air force. Air forces typically consist of a combination of fighters, bombers, helicopters, transport planes and other aircraft.
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3:39Royal Air Force - Be Inspired!
Royal Air Force - Be Inspired!Royal Air Force - Be Inspired!
A brief and exciting insight into the Royal Air Force, its roles, aircraft and personnel as presented by the RAF Presentation Team. . RoyalAirForce on YouTube Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=royalairforce RoyalAirForce across the Web RAF Website: http://www.raf.mod.uk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/royalairforce Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/royalairforce Tumblr: http://royalairforceuk.tumblr.com/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/royalairforceuk The world’s first independent Air Force. #SecuringTheSkies -
5:11The Royal Air Force | & RAF Regiment | 2014 | HD |
The Royal Air Force | & RAF Regiment | 2014 | HD |The Royal Air Force | & RAF Regiment | 2014 | HD |
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15:35Low Level Fast Jet Navigation (Narrated) - Hawk T2, Royal Air Force
Low Level Fast Jet Navigation (Narrated) - Hawk T2, Royal Air ForceLow Level Fast Jet Navigation (Narrated) - Hawk T2, Royal Air Force
A narration of a low-level singleton sortie in a Hawk T2 from RAF Valley. The video discusses the considerations that a fast jet pilot has at low-level and shows Lake Windermere and the Moffat Valley. -
10:43US Air Force MOST FEARED F 15 Take Off from Royal Air Force base
US Air Force MOST FEARED F 15 Take Off from Royal Air Force baseUS Air Force MOST FEARED F 15 Take Off from Royal Air Force base
Great video of US Air Force F-15 aircraft taking off from Royal air force base. The United States Air Force (USAF) is the aerial warfare service branch of the United States Armed Forces. ARLINGTON, Va. - The Air National Guard will unveil an upgrade to the radar system for its F-15 Eagle fighter aircraft today, which will give it greater capabilities while reducing maintenance costs. The new radar system—the APG-63(v)3 Active Electronically Scanned Array—replaces the older mechanically controlled devices currently in the aircraft. "When the F-15 was first designed and made, the radar in it was world class, the best at the time, but its 1970s technology," said Air Force Maj. Dave Slaydon, chief of F-15 requirements for the Air National Guard. "It's a mechanically scanned array, meaning it's a radar dish like you would see in the movies and it has hydraulics that move it back and forth to point around the sky to find the bad guys." The new radar system does away with the hydraulics system completely. "With this new technology it is a flat panel with a bunch of little panels on it and you can electronically steer the radar beam around," said Slaydon. A radar controlled electronically, rather than mechanically, has a number of benefits, including less maintenance on the equipment. "Since there are no moving parts to it, it hardly ever breaks," said Slaydon. "There aren't any hydraulics or mechanical parts banging around. That gives it a really, really high reliability rate which is good for us as it means the jet is [available] more often to fly as there are less maintenance actions required on it." But, said Slaydon, the big plus is the improved capabilities of the radar unit. "The performance part is where we really make the money," said Slaydon. "With that technology of the radar being electronically controlled, the beam can be pointed all around the sky in fractions of a second." That translates to a greater situational awareness, said Slaydon. "What that allows you to do is to track multiple targets and be able to engage multiple targets," he said. "It also gives you a greater detection range, so you can find the bad guys at a further range and it has increased identification capabilities as well where the radar can scan the radar signature and tell if it's a Boeing 747 or is it a fighter-type of jet." Development of the improved F-15 radar system has been ongoing for about the past five years, said Slaydon, adding that it has been an Air National Guard-led program from the beginning. "We have partnered with the active duty Air Force, and they have taken a huge role in the program," he said. "But it was conceived by, developed by and we're fielding it first in the Air National Guard so that's a big feather in our cap." The radar will be fielded by the 125th Fighter Wing, based in Jacksonville, Fla., said Slaydon. Units in the Oregon and Louisiana Air National Guard will be the next to get the radar sets. Fielding in Florida and Oregon is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2010, and Louisiana is scheduled to receive the upgrades in the early part of 2011. "We're spreading out the initial beddown to put the capability where it's needed geographically," Slaydon said. "After that initial issue, we'll then go in a fill in with a few more as needed." He added that future sites may include Massachusetts and Montana. Although the new radar units are specifically for the F-15, the technology translates to other fighter platforms as well, said Slaydon, adding that it has been incorporated into the F-22 Raptor. The fielding of the equipment speaks to the capabilities of the Air Guard. "It just shows that the Air National Guard is committed to air dominance," said Slaydon. "That applies to both our homeland defense mission as well as our worldwide capabilities that we bring air dominance to the combatant commanders worldwide. That includes modernizing our jets to bring the capabilities to what the mission requires." Video Description Credit: Sgt. 1st Class Jon Soucy Video Credits: Airman 1st Class Emma Duff, Master Sgt. David Loeffler, A1C Gabriela Calderon and Tech. Sgt. Burt Traynor Thumbnail Credit: United States Air Force Modified by ArmedForcesUpdate Derivative Works: ArmedForcesUpdate -
5:17RAF Reserve Airmen Selection and Training Process
RAF Reserve Airmen Selection and Training ProcessRAF Reserve Airmen Selection and Training Process
Detailed information on how we select and train RAF Reservist Airmen . RoyalAirForce on YouTube Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=royalairforce RoyalAirForce across the Web RAF Website: http://www.raf.mod.uk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/royalairforce Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/royalairforce Tumblr: http://royalairforceuk.tumblr.com/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/royalairforceuk The world’s first independent Air Force. #SecuringTheSkies -
42:56Inside RAF Brize Norton Episode 1
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20:31The Royal Airforce College Cranwell (1961)
The Royal Airforce College Cranwell (1961)The Royal Airforce College Cranwell (1961)
Reel one. Three Provost aircraft fly low over Cranwell college. An R.A.F. bus stops outside the college gates, inside the bus young cadets in civilian cloths look through the window at the planes and the college. We identify Howard and Ellis as they watch the Provosts peel off in different directions. In the college entrance hall Howard and Ellis take the Oath of Allegiance. On the walls are portraits of famous airmen, Lord Trenchard and Douglas Bader. In stores Howard and Ellis receive their flying equipment and helmet and Howard is being measured for his uniform. In a classroom the cadets are being lectured on the principle of flight. In front of the main building Senior Cadet Officer takes the salute as the R.A.F. flag is lowered. A Sergeant shouts at Howard as a squad of cadets march up and down. Interior, an instructor lectures around a jet engine, we see the engine turning. On a runway cadets cluster around a jet aircraft as an instructor points out features. Air to air a Chipmonk is in flight, in the cockpit Ellis receives instruction. In small cubicles Ellis and other cadets are being instructed in navigation, they talk into mouth pieces and plot their routes on charts. Howard and Ellis are seen studying in their rooms and the library. Ellis receives individual tuition from a tutor in front of a cosy fire. The cadets are seen cross-country running, sailing dinghies on a river, playing football and rugby. In Scotland the cadets are erecting tents by a lake, an officer looks on as they cook and adjust their tents. In the air, Howard sitting next to his instructor, is flying a jet Provost. On the tarmac Provosts are lined up. In the Squadron Operations room a senior instructor briefs the cadets with words like "echelon starboard and run in". The cadets drink coffee and chat in their crew room, two of them walk out onto the tarmac. In the cockpit of a Provost Howard is being briefed before flying solo. As the instructor drives to the control tower in a Landrover, we see details in the cockpit as Howard prepares for his flight. Air to Air we see the plane take off and fly, intercut between Howard and the control tower giving instructions. The plain lands successfully.Back on the tarmac Howard is criticised by his instructor, undaunted Howard joins his pal Ellis and others and they move off together. A Valetta aircraft is in flight, inside a Navigation instructor walks down the gangway talking to cadets as they check their maps. Shots of the Valetta in flight. Shot looking up at the clock tower pan down to entrance of the main Cranwell building as cadets enter. Inside the cadets walk to their various activities. A French lesson, radio or radar equipment demonstration, a group of cadets around a wind tunnel demonstration showing aerofoils under pressure. Officers and cadets attend a grand diner in full military evening dress, a military band plays music. A batman brings Howard his uniform, Ellis joins him, they are now senior cadets and they plan a flight on a map. Provosts in the air flying over countryside and buildings. Air to air shots VG pictures as they fly in formation and do aerobatics. In a large classroom the cadets ask military questions to a British Major and a U.S.A.A.A.F. Major, places are pointed to on wall maps. Air to Air Valetta in flight, navigator speaks to pilot, he looks at his watch and the pilot gives a thumbs up. All is well and the plane flies on. Continues. 90,000 historic films, all SEARCHABLE on YouTube at: http://www.youtube.com/britishpathe Join us on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/britishpathe Tweet us @britishpathe FILM ID:2261.03 -
3:16Careers in the Royal Air Force
Careers in the Royal Air ForceCareers in the Royal Air Force
The Royal Air Force is a leading employer in the UK. Our personnel carry out a number of different roles across a range of varied trades. From careers in Technical and Engineering to Communications & Intelligence, there are more than 50 roles to choose from in the RAF. You can find your role now at www.raf.mod.uk/recruitment. . RoyalAirForce on YouTube Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=royalairforce RoyalAirForce across the Web RAF Website: http://www.raf.mod.uk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/royalairforce Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/royalairforce Tumblr: http://royalairforceuk.tumblr.com/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/royalairforceuk The world’s first independent Air Force. #SecuringTheSkies -
2:01Royal Air Force March
Royal Air Force MarchRoyal Air Force March
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7:32Secret missions of the Royal Air Force.
Secret missions of the Royal Air Force.Secret missions of the Royal Air Force.
Operation Jujitsu,one of the very best kept secrets of the Royal Air Force during the cold war.
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Royal Air Force - Be Inspired!
A brief and exciting insight into the Royal Air Force, its roles, aircraft and personnel as presented by the RAF Presentation Team. . RoyalAirForce on YouTube Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=royalairforce RoyalAirForce across the Web RAF Website: http://www.raf.mod.uk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/royalairforce Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/royalairforce Tumblr: http://royalairforceuk.tumblr.com/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/royalairforceuk The world’s first independent Air Force. #SecuringTheSkies -
The Royal Air Force | & RAF Regiment | 2014 | HD |
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Low Level Fast Jet Navigation (Narrated) - Hawk T2, Royal Air Force
A narration of a low-level singleton sortie in a Hawk T2 from RAF Valley. The video discusses the considerations that a fast jet pilot has at low-level and shows Lake Windermere and the Moffat Valley. -
US Air Force MOST FEARED F 15 Take Off from Royal Air Force base
Great video of US Air Force F-15 aircraft taking off from Royal air force base. The United States Air Force (USAF) is the aerial warfare service branch of the United States Armed Forces. ARLINGTON, Va. - The Air National Guard will unveil an upgrade to the radar system for its F-15 Eagle fighter aircraft today, which will give it greater capabilities while reducing maintenance costs. The new radar system—the APG-63(v)3 Active Electronically Scanned Array—replaces the older mechanically controlled devices currently in the aircraft. "When the F-15 was first designed and made, the radar in it was world class, the best at the time, but its 1970s technology," said Air Force Maj. Dave Slaydon, chief of F-15 requirements for the Air National Guard. "It's a mechanically scanned array, meaning i... -
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The Royal Airforce College Cranwell (1961)
Reel one. Three Provost aircraft fly low over Cranwell college. An R.A.F. bus stops outside the college gates, inside the bus young cadets in civilian cloths look through the window at the planes and the college. We identify Howard and Ellis as they watch the Provosts peel off in different directions. In the college entrance hall Howard and Ellis take the Oath of Allegiance. On the walls are portraits of famous airmen, Lord Trenchard and Douglas Bader. In stores Howard and Ellis receive their flying equipment and helmet and Howard is being measured for his uniform. In a classroom the cadets are being lectured on the principle of flight. In front of the main building Senior Cadet Officer takes the salute as the R.A.F. flag is lowered. A Sergeant shouts at Howard as a squad of cadets mar... -
Careers in the Royal Air Force
The Royal Air Force is a leading employer in the UK. Our personnel carry out a number of different roles across a range of varied trades. From careers in Technical and Engineering to Communications & Intelligence, there are more than 50 roles to choose from in the RAF. You can find your role now at www.raf.mod.uk/recruitment. . RoyalAirForce on YouTube Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=royalairforce RoyalAirForce across the Web RAF Website: http://www.raf.mod.uk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/royalairforce Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/royalairforce Tumblr: http://royalairforceuk.tumblr.com/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/royalairforceuk The world’s first independent Air Force. #SecuringTheSkies -
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Royal Air Force - Be Inspired!
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A brief and exciting insight into the Royal Air Force, its roles, aircraft and personnel as presented by the RAF Presentation Team. .
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The Royal Air Force | & RAF Regiment | 2014 | HD |
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- Duration: 5:11
- Updated: 07 Dec 2013
- views: 54810
The Royal Air Force and Royal Air Force Regiment | 2013 | HD/HQ
Music by Ivan Torrent
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The Royal Air Force and Royal Air Force Regiment | 2013 | HD/HQ
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Low Level Fast Jet Navigation (Narrated) - Hawk T2, Royal Air Force
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- Duration: 15:35
- Updated: 12 Sep 2015
- views: 57964
A narration of a low-level singleton sortie in a Hawk T2 from RAF Valley. The video discusses the considerations that a fast jet pilot has at low-level and show...
A narration of a low-level singleton sortie in a Hawk T2 from RAF Valley. The video discusses the considerations that a fast jet pilot has at low-level and shows Lake Windermere and the Moffat Valley.
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A narration of a low-level singleton sortie in a Hawk T2 from RAF Valley. The video discusses the considerations that a fast jet pilot has at low-level and shows Lake Windermere and the Moffat Valley.
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US Air Force MOST FEARED F 15 Take Off from Royal Air Force base
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- Duration: 10:43
- Updated: 21 Apr 2016
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Great video of US Air Force F-15 aircraft taking off from Royal air force base. The United States Air Force (USAF) is the aerial warfare service branch of the U...
Great video of US Air Force F-15 aircraft taking off from Royal air force base. The United States Air Force (USAF) is the aerial warfare service branch of the United States Armed Forces.
ARLINGTON, Va. - The Air National Guard will unveil an upgrade to the radar system for its F-15 Eagle fighter aircraft today, which will give it greater capabilities while reducing maintenance costs.
The new radar system—the APG-63(v)3 Active Electronically Scanned Array—replaces the older mechanically controlled devices currently in the aircraft.
"When the F-15 was first designed and made, the radar in it was world class, the best at the time, but its 1970s technology," said Air Force Maj. Dave Slaydon, chief of F-15 requirements for the Air National Guard. "It's a mechanically scanned array, meaning it's a radar dish like you would see in the movies and it has hydraulics that move it back and forth to point around the sky to find the bad guys."
The new radar system does away with the hydraulics system completely.
"With this new technology it is a flat panel with a bunch of little panels on it and you can electronically steer the radar beam around," said Slaydon.
A radar controlled electronically, rather than mechanically, has a number of benefits, including less maintenance on the equipment.
"Since there are no moving parts to it, it hardly ever breaks," said Slaydon. "There aren't any hydraulics or mechanical parts banging around. That gives it a really, really high reliability rate which is good for us as it means the jet is [available] more often to fly as there are less maintenance actions required on it."
But, said Slaydon, the big plus is the improved capabilities of the radar unit.
"The performance part is where we really make the money," said Slaydon. "With that technology of the radar being electronically controlled, the beam can be pointed all around the sky in fractions of a second."
That translates to a greater situational awareness, said Slaydon.
"What that allows you to do is to track multiple targets and be able to engage multiple targets," he said. "It also gives you a greater detection range, so you can find the bad guys at a further range and it has increased identification capabilities as well where the radar can scan the radar signature and tell if it's a Boeing 747 or is it a fighter-type of jet."
Development of the improved F-15 radar system has been ongoing for about the past five years, said Slaydon, adding that it has been an Air National Guard-led program from the beginning.
"We have partnered with the active duty Air Force, and they have taken a huge role in the program," he said. "But it was conceived by, developed by and we're fielding it first in the Air National Guard so that's a big feather in our cap."
The radar will be fielded by the 125th Fighter Wing, based in Jacksonville, Fla., said Slaydon. Units in the Oregon and Louisiana Air National Guard will be the next to get the radar sets.
Fielding in Florida and Oregon is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2010, and Louisiana is scheduled to receive the upgrades in the early part of 2011.
"We're spreading out the initial beddown to put the capability where it's needed geographically," Slaydon said. "After that initial issue, we'll then go in a fill in with a few more as needed."
He added that future sites may include Massachusetts and Montana.
Although the new radar units are specifically for the F-15, the technology translates to other fighter platforms as well, said Slaydon, adding that it has been incorporated into the F-22 Raptor.
The fielding of the equipment speaks to the capabilities of the Air Guard. "It just shows that the Air National Guard is committed to air dominance," said Slaydon. "That applies to both our homeland defense mission as well as our worldwide capabilities that we bring air dominance to the combatant commanders worldwide. That includes modernizing our jets to bring the capabilities to what the mission requires."
Video Description Credit: Sgt. 1st Class Jon Soucy
Video Credits: Airman 1st Class Emma Duff, Master Sgt. David Loeffler, A1C Gabriela Calderon and Tech. Sgt. Burt Traynor
Thumbnail Credit: United States Air Force Modified by ArmedForcesUpdate
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Great video of US Air Force F-15 aircraft taking off from Royal air force base. The United States Air Force (USAF) is the aerial warfare service branch of the United States Armed Forces.
ARLINGTON, Va. - The Air National Guard will unveil an upgrade to the radar system for its F-15 Eagle fighter aircraft today, which will give it greater capabilities while reducing maintenance costs.
The new radar system—the APG-63(v)3 Active Electronically Scanned Array—replaces the older mechanically controlled devices currently in the aircraft.
"When the F-15 was first designed and made, the radar in it was world class, the best at the time, but its 1970s technology," said Air Force Maj. Dave Slaydon, chief of F-15 requirements for the Air National Guard. "It's a mechanically scanned array, meaning it's a radar dish like you would see in the movies and it has hydraulics that move it back and forth to point around the sky to find the bad guys."
The new radar system does away with the hydraulics system completely.
"With this new technology it is a flat panel with a bunch of little panels on it and you can electronically steer the radar beam around," said Slaydon.
A radar controlled electronically, rather than mechanically, has a number of benefits, including less maintenance on the equipment.
"Since there are no moving parts to it, it hardly ever breaks," said Slaydon. "There aren't any hydraulics or mechanical parts banging around. That gives it a really, really high reliability rate which is good for us as it means the jet is [available] more often to fly as there are less maintenance actions required on it."
But, said Slaydon, the big plus is the improved capabilities of the radar unit.
"The performance part is where we really make the money," said Slaydon. "With that technology of the radar being electronically controlled, the beam can be pointed all around the sky in fractions of a second."
That translates to a greater situational awareness, said Slaydon.
"What that allows you to do is to track multiple targets and be able to engage multiple targets," he said. "It also gives you a greater detection range, so you can find the bad guys at a further range and it has increased identification capabilities as well where the radar can scan the radar signature and tell if it's a Boeing 747 or is it a fighter-type of jet."
Development of the improved F-15 radar system has been ongoing for about the past five years, said Slaydon, adding that it has been an Air National Guard-led program from the beginning.
"We have partnered with the active duty Air Force, and they have taken a huge role in the program," he said. "But it was conceived by, developed by and we're fielding it first in the Air National Guard so that's a big feather in our cap."
The radar will be fielded by the 125th Fighter Wing, based in Jacksonville, Fla., said Slaydon. Units in the Oregon and Louisiana Air National Guard will be the next to get the radar sets.
Fielding in Florida and Oregon is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2010, and Louisiana is scheduled to receive the upgrades in the early part of 2011.
"We're spreading out the initial beddown to put the capability where it's needed geographically," Slaydon said. "After that initial issue, we'll then go in a fill in with a few more as needed."
He added that future sites may include Massachusetts and Montana.
Although the new radar units are specifically for the F-15, the technology translates to other fighter platforms as well, said Slaydon, adding that it has been incorporated into the F-22 Raptor.
The fielding of the equipment speaks to the capabilities of the Air Guard. "It just shows that the Air National Guard is committed to air dominance," said Slaydon. "That applies to both our homeland defense mission as well as our worldwide capabilities that we bring air dominance to the combatant commanders worldwide. That includes modernizing our jets to bring the capabilities to what the mission requires."
Video Description Credit: Sgt. 1st Class Jon Soucy
Video Credits: Airman 1st Class Emma Duff, Master Sgt. David Loeffler, A1C Gabriela Calderon and Tech. Sgt. Burt Traynor
Thumbnail Credit: United States Air Force Modified by ArmedForcesUpdate
Derivative Works: ArmedForcesUpdate
- published: 21 Apr 2016
- views: 711407
RAF Reserve Airmen Selection and Training Process
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- Updated: 21 Feb 2014
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Detailed information on how we select and train RAF Reservist Airmen .
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- published: 21 Feb 2014
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Inside RAF Brize Norton Episode 1
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- Duration: 42:56
- Updated: 22 Nov 2013
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A 8 Part Sky One Series this is Episode 1
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A 8 Part Sky One Series this is Episode 1
**Please note I do not own this video I have just uploaded it for everyone's enjoyment**
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The Royal Airforce College Cranwell (1961)
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- Duration: 20:31
- Updated: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 20548
Reel one.
Three Provost aircraft fly low over Cranwell college. An R.A.F. bus stops outside the college gates, inside the bus young cadets in civilian cloths...
Reel one.
Three Provost aircraft fly low over Cranwell college. An R.A.F. bus stops outside the college gates, inside the bus young cadets in civilian cloths look through the window at the planes and the college. We identify Howard and Ellis as they watch the Provosts peel off in different directions. In the college entrance hall Howard and Ellis take the Oath of Allegiance. On the walls are portraits of famous airmen, Lord Trenchard and Douglas Bader. In stores Howard and Ellis receive their flying equipment and helmet and Howard is being measured for his uniform. In a classroom the cadets are being lectured on the principle of flight. In front of the main building Senior Cadet Officer takes the salute as the R.A.F. flag is lowered.
A Sergeant shouts at Howard as a squad of cadets march up and down. Interior, an instructor lectures around a jet engine, we see the engine turning. On a runway cadets cluster around a jet aircraft as an instructor points out features. Air to air a Chipmonk is in flight, in the cockpit Ellis receives instruction. In small cubicles Ellis and other cadets are being instructed in navigation, they talk into mouth pieces and plot their routes on charts. Howard and Ellis are seen studying in their rooms and the library. Ellis receives individual tuition from a tutor in front of a cosy fire.
The cadets are seen cross-country running, sailing dinghies on a river, playing football and rugby. In Scotland the cadets are erecting tents by a lake, an officer looks on as they cook and adjust their tents. In the air, Howard sitting next to his instructor, is flying a jet Provost.
On the tarmac Provosts are lined up. In the Squadron Operations room a senior instructor briefs the cadets with words like "echelon starboard and run in". The cadets drink coffee and chat in their crew room, two of them walk out onto the tarmac. In the cockpit of a Provost Howard is being briefed before flying solo. As the instructor drives to the control tower in a Landrover, we see details in the cockpit as Howard prepares for his flight. Air to Air we see the plane take off and fly, intercut between Howard and the control tower giving instructions. The plain lands successfully.Back on the tarmac Howard is criticised by his instructor, undaunted Howard joins his pal Ellis and others and they move off together.
A Valetta aircraft is in flight, inside a Navigation instructor walks down the gangway talking to cadets as they check their maps. Shots of the Valetta in flight. Shot looking up at the clock tower pan down to entrance of the main Cranwell building as cadets enter. Inside the cadets walk to their various activities. A French lesson, radio or radar equipment demonstration, a group of cadets around a wind tunnel demonstration showing aerofoils under pressure.
Officers and cadets attend a grand diner in full military evening dress, a military band plays music. A batman brings Howard his uniform, Ellis joins him, they are now senior cadets and they plan a flight on a map. Provosts in the air flying over countryside and buildings. Air to air shots VG pictures as they fly in formation and do aerobatics.
In a large classroom the cadets ask military questions to a British Major and a U.S.A.A.A.F. Major, places are pointed to on wall maps.
Air to Air Valetta in flight, navigator speaks to pilot, he looks at his watch and the pilot gives a thumbs up. All is well and the plane flies on.
Continues.
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Reel one.
Three Provost aircraft fly low over Cranwell college. An R.A.F. bus stops outside the college gates, inside the bus young cadets in civilian cloths look through the window at the planes and the college. We identify Howard and Ellis as they watch the Provosts peel off in different directions. In the college entrance hall Howard and Ellis take the Oath of Allegiance. On the walls are portraits of famous airmen, Lord Trenchard and Douglas Bader. In stores Howard and Ellis receive their flying equipment and helmet and Howard is being measured for his uniform. In a classroom the cadets are being lectured on the principle of flight. In front of the main building Senior Cadet Officer takes the salute as the R.A.F. flag is lowered.
A Sergeant shouts at Howard as a squad of cadets march up and down. Interior, an instructor lectures around a jet engine, we see the engine turning. On a runway cadets cluster around a jet aircraft as an instructor points out features. Air to air a Chipmonk is in flight, in the cockpit Ellis receives instruction. In small cubicles Ellis and other cadets are being instructed in navigation, they talk into mouth pieces and plot their routes on charts. Howard and Ellis are seen studying in their rooms and the library. Ellis receives individual tuition from a tutor in front of a cosy fire.
The cadets are seen cross-country running, sailing dinghies on a river, playing football and rugby. In Scotland the cadets are erecting tents by a lake, an officer looks on as they cook and adjust their tents. In the air, Howard sitting next to his instructor, is flying a jet Provost.
On the tarmac Provosts are lined up. In the Squadron Operations room a senior instructor briefs the cadets with words like "echelon starboard and run in". The cadets drink coffee and chat in their crew room, two of them walk out onto the tarmac. In the cockpit of a Provost Howard is being briefed before flying solo. As the instructor drives to the control tower in a Landrover, we see details in the cockpit as Howard prepares for his flight. Air to Air we see the plane take off and fly, intercut between Howard and the control tower giving instructions. The plain lands successfully.Back on the tarmac Howard is criticised by his instructor, undaunted Howard joins his pal Ellis and others and they move off together.
A Valetta aircraft is in flight, inside a Navigation instructor walks down the gangway talking to cadets as they check their maps. Shots of the Valetta in flight. Shot looking up at the clock tower pan down to entrance of the main Cranwell building as cadets enter. Inside the cadets walk to their various activities. A French lesson, radio or radar equipment demonstration, a group of cadets around a wind tunnel demonstration showing aerofoils under pressure.
Officers and cadets attend a grand diner in full military evening dress, a military band plays music. A batman brings Howard his uniform, Ellis joins him, they are now senior cadets and they plan a flight on a map. Provosts in the air flying over countryside and buildings. Air to air shots VG pictures as they fly in formation and do aerobatics.
In a large classroom the cadets ask military questions to a British Major and a U.S.A.A.A.F. Major, places are pointed to on wall maps.
Air to Air Valetta in flight, navigator speaks to pilot, he looks at his watch and the pilot gives a thumbs up. All is well and the plane flies on.
Continues.
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- published: 13 Apr 2014
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Careers in the Royal Air Force
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- Duration: 3:16
- Updated: 21 Oct 2014
- views: 13334
The Royal Air Force is a leading employer in the UK. Our personnel carry out a number of different roles across a range of varied trades. From careers in Techni...
The Royal Air Force is a leading employer in the UK. Our personnel carry out a number of different roles across a range of varied trades. From careers in Technical and Engineering to Communications & Intelligence, there are more than 50 roles to choose from in the RAF. You can find your role now at www.raf.mod.uk/recruitment. .
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The Royal Air Force is a leading employer in the UK. Our personnel carry out a number of different roles across a range of varied trades. From careers in Technical and Engineering to Communications & Intelligence, there are more than 50 roles to choose from in the RAF. You can find your role now at www.raf.mod.uk/recruitment. .
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The world’s first independent Air Force. #SecuringTheSkies
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Royal Air Force March
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Royal Air Force March * March Past *
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Secret missions of the Royal Air Force.
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- Updated: 23 Mar 2014
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Operation Jujitsu,one of the very best kept secrets of the Royal Air Force during the cold war.
Operation Jujitsu,one of the very best kept secrets of the Royal Air Force during the cold war.
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Operation Jujitsu,one of the very best kept secrets of the Royal Air Force during the cold war.
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Royal Air Force - Be Inspired!
A brief and exciting insight into the Royal Air Force, its roles, aircraft and personnel a...
published: 02 May 2014
Royal Air Force - Be Inspired!
Royal Air Force - Be Inspired!
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The Royal Air Force | & RAF Regiment | 2014 | HD |
The Royal Air Force and Royal Air Force Regiment | 2013 | HD/HQ
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The Royal Air Force | & RAF Regiment | 2014 | HD |
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Low Level Fast Jet Navigation (Narrated) - Hawk T2, Royal Air Force
A narration of a low-level singleton sortie in a Hawk T2 from RAF Valley. The video discus...
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Low Level Fast Jet Navigation (Narrated) - Hawk T2, Royal Air Force
Low Level Fast Jet Navigation (Narrated) - Hawk T2, Royal Air Force
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US Air Force MOST FEARED F 15 Take Off from Royal Air Force base
Great video of US Air Force F-15 aircraft taking off from Royal air force base. The United...
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US Air Force MOST FEARED F 15 Take Off from Royal Air Force base
US Air Force MOST FEARED F 15 Take Off from Royal Air Force base
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RAF Reserve Airmen Selection and Training Process
Detailed information on how we select and train RAF Reservist Airmen .
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RAF Reserve Airmen Selection and Training Process
RAF Reserve Airmen Selection and Training Process
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Inside RAF Brize Norton Episode 1
A 8 Part Sky One Series this is Episode 1
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published: 22 Nov 2013
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The Royal Airforce College Cranwell (1961)
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Three Provost aircraft fly low over Cranwell college. An R.A.F. bus stops out...
published: 13 Apr 2014
The Royal Airforce College Cranwell (1961)
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Careers in the Royal Air Force
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Careers in the Royal Air Force
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Royal Air Force March
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Secret missions of the Royal Air Force.
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Secret missions of the Royal Air Force.
Secret missions of the Royal Air Force.
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Air Force
Air Force
Everyone's leaving
The house is in mess
You and your magic friend
Chose to confront me folding the air into a dark affair
We need an air force
To gather the pieces, the love and the fear
I made your skin crawl on this night
Oh, my love
Lock up the doors
There's no easing the pain
Losing a life of games
Brought to impostures and comfort in death
You walk alone, my friend
We need an air force
To gather the pieces, the love and the fear
I made your skin crawl on this night
Oh, my love
Take off these sad clothes I need you to feel my despair Breaking the atmosphere
All of your talk of the dead will not stop
Breathe me like toxic love
We need an air force
To empty the streets with their naked machines
You made my skin crawl on this night
Oh, my love
We won't be air borne
Caught with the dust and the salt on the floor
We need an air force in this life
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UK pound plunges as referendum results point to EU exit
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LONDON (AP) -- The British pound plunged to a 31-year low Friday as results in the country's European Union referendum gave the "leave" side a small but growing lead. The figures delivered a deep shock to financial markets, overturning earlier anticipation of a narrow victory for "remain." ... would vote to quit the bloc ... Some polling stations were forced to close because of flooding ... "Talk about lame ducks ... ....
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High turnout reported as Britons cast vote in EU referendum
Edit The Guardian 24 Jun 2016
Polling clerks in some areas of England say turnout expected to reach 70%, with similar levels projected in Scotland and Northern Ireland ... Despite severe overnight rain in London and parts of southern England, which forced a handful of polling stations to move to drier ground, much of the rest of the country enjoyed a sunny day, with a series of estimates putting the overall turnout above the 66% seen in the 2015 general election ... ....
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Brexit: David Cameron resigns as prime minister
Edit The Irish Times 24 Jun 2016
David Cameron has resigned as British prime minister following the failure of his Remain side to win the referendum on staying in the EU. Mr Cameron called the vote on Brexit in 2013 under pressure from the anti-EU wing of his Conservative Party and Ukip, hoping to end decades of debate over the UK’s ties with Europe ... With a turnout of 72.2 per cent, 51.9 per cent voted to leave; 48.1 per cent voted to remain ... Irish government reaction....
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[VIDEO]: Texas Woman Awakens From Surgery With British Accent
Edit WorldNews.com 23 Jun 2016
Lisa Alamia, a mother of three, was scheduled for surgery to fix an overbite in December 2015. The native-born Texan, who claims to have never left the U.S. with the exception of a trip to Mexico several years ago, had successful surgery and woke up with an unexpected side effect – a British accent, ABC News reported Thursday. Her doctor thought swelling was causing the condition ... – WN.com, Jack Durschlag. ....
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How Tesco supports current & ex-service personnel through its Armed Forces Network (Tesco plc)
Edit Public Technologies 24 Jun 2016
This weekend the country will be celebrating Armed Forces Day ... To celebrate Armed Forces Day last year, some of our retail colleagues did a fantastic job in welcoming service personnel from their local army barracks/air station/naval base into their store for breakfast ... It's a privilege to be part of two awesome teams at the same time - Tesco and the Royal Air Force Reserves....
Local Businesses say thank you to the Armed Forces (Royal Air Force)
Edit Public Technologies 23 Jun 2016
Royal Air Force). In the lead up to Armed Forces Day in Shropshire, eight local businesses and organisations visited RAF Shawbury for a special behind the scenes tour. The aim of the visit was to increase awareness of the role of the Armed Forces in Shropshire and to promote the Armed Forces Covenants ... Royal Air Force published this content on 23 June 2016 and is solely responsible for the information contained herein....
STEM girls from Ysgol David Hughes visit RAF Valley (Royal Air Force)
Edit Public Technologies 23 Jun 2016
(Source. Royal Air Force). A group of female students from Ysgol David Hughes, Menai Bridge, Anglesey visited RAF Valley as part of the Engineering Education Scheme Wales (EESW) Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths initiative ... I really hope that we have inspired them to look at a career in STEM going forward ... Royal Air Force published this content on 23 June 2016 and is solely responsible for the information contained herein....
B-52s conclude Europe mission after supporting exercises, airshows (USAF - United States Air Force)
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USAF - United States Air Force) ROYAL AIR FORCE FAIRFORD, England (AFNS) -- ... The bombers were deployed to Royal Air Force Fairford, along with about 250 personnel, from Air Force Global Strike Command in June to support multinational exercises Baltic Operations 16 and Saber Strike 16 ... USAF - United States Air Force published this content on 23 June 2016 and is solely responsible for the information contained herein....
Women in engineering in the First World War (The National Archives)
Edit Public Technologies 23 Jun 2016
Girl, 15 years old, turning ball ends of connecting rod for air pump of aero engine on centre lathe (catalogue reference ... Alternatively, we hold records of service for many women across the military services engaged in the First World War, from the Women's Army Auxiliary Corp to the Women's Royal Air Force ... These records can be searched on our guide Women's Royal Air Force service records 1918-1920....
20 Gurkhas from First Essex urge public to get behind Armed Forces Day (Firstgroup plc)
Edit Public Technologies 23 Jun 2016
'Armed Forces Day is a great opportunity to celebrate those that help or have helped protect our country ... To help celebrate Armed Forces Day, several First Bus operators nationwide, including in York, Manchester, Leeds, Stoke and Norwich are providing free bus travel across their networks to anyone wearing uniforms of the Royal Navy, Army, Royal Marines, Royal Air Force and any associated cadet force....
Bristow Helicopters Limited Appoints Russell Torbet CBE to Director UK SAR (Bristow Group Inc)
Edit Public Technologies 23 Jun 2016
(Source. Bristow Group Inc) ... Torbet replaces Samantha Willenbacher who has been promoted to Bristow Group's regional director for the Americas Region. Torbet joined Bristow in 2013 as project manager UK SAR, following a distinguished 32-year career in the Royal Air Force attaining the rank of Air Commodore ... Bristow Helicopters Director of Europe Caspian Region Alan Corbett said ... Media Contact.. Bristow Helicopters Communications. Telephone....
RAF Wittering Lance Cpl Overcomes OCREC (Royal Air Force)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Jun 2016
(Source. Royal Air Force). Improvise, adapt and overcome was the mantra for Royal Air Force Wittering Lance Corporal Dave Hackett when he completed the Obstacle Course Racing European Championships (OCREC) on June 12 ... Lance Corporal Hackett is raising money for a charity called Group B Strep Support ... He said ... Editor ... Royal Air Force published this content on 22 June 2016 and is solely responsible for the information contained herein....
Local Airbase Supports Yorkshire Bike Recycling Project (Royal Air Force)
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(Source. Royal Air Force). A North Yorkshire military airbase is putting unwanted bikes back on the road this summer though the Yorkshire Bank Bike Libraries scheme. More than 35 bikes were donated to the project by personnel at RAF Leeming in a bid to give more people in Yorkshire access to bikes ... He said ... He said ... Editor ... Royal Air Force published this content on 22 June 2016 and is solely responsible for the information contained herein....
Show your support this Armed Forces Day (The City of Edinburgh Council)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Jun 2016
West Princes Street Gardens will welcome a parade of serving personnel, veterans and their supporters this weekend (Saturday 25 June) as Edinburgh marks Armed Forces Day ... 'By offering local communities a chance to not only show their support but find out more about life in the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force, the day provides a real morale boost to everyone involved with the Armed Forces....
British, U.S. Archers Bag Bullseyes at DoD Warrior Games (US Department of Defense)
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(Source. US Department of Defense) ... Military Academy here June 17. British Royal Air Force veteran Senior Aircraftman Keith Roberson, Army Sgt ... Michael Matthews stepped away with gold in the individual compound event, leaving silver and bronze to British Royal Air Force Master Sgt. Zarah Hartsock and British Royal Navy veteran Petty Officer 2nd Class Roel Espino, respectively ... Air Force Archers Get Goldbull ... Air Force team outshot the U.S....
Large crowds expected for Armed Forces Parade and Activity Afternoon (Aberdeen City Council)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Jun 2016
As the parade passes the Town House the Lord Provost of Aberdeen George Adam, in his role as Lord-Lieutenant, will take the salute along with Lt Col Phillip J Fox MBE of The RIFLES representing the British Army, Captain Robbie Kennedy of the Royal Marines Reserve representing the Royal Navy and Wing Commander Kelvin Martin on behalf of the Royal Air Force....
Update: air strikes against Daesh (MoD - UK Ministry of Defence)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Jun 2016
With Iraqi forces making steady progress pushing into Fallujah, two flights of Royal Air Force Typhoon FGR4s contributed to the coalition's air support provided on Thursday 16 June ... Royal Air Force Typhoon FGR4s continued to provide close air support to the Iraqi operation to liberate Fallujah ... Royal Air Force Tornado GR4s continued to provide close air support to Iraqi ground forces fighting to liberate Fallujah....
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