RAF

What Does the RAF do?

Defend the skies of Britain and projects Britains power and influence all around the world.

1. Responds to threats

2. Prevents Conflict

3. Watch the Skies

4. Deliver Aid

5. Work in partnership

CAS

Air Chief Marshall Richard Knighton

Atlas A400M

Globemaster C-17

Poseidon MRA1

RC-135W Rivetjoint

Shadow R1

E-7 Wedgetail

Envoy

Current Multis In Service

Typhoon FGR4

F-35B Lighting II

Current FJ in service

Chinook

Current helicopters in service

Tutor T1

Prefect T1

Texan T1

Hawk T2

Juno HT1

Jupiter HT1

Phenom T1

Viking T1

Current Trainer Aircraft

Reaper MQ-9A

Protector

StormShroud

Current RPAS In Service

Group 1

Air Combat Group

Group 2

Air Combat Support Group

Group 11

Air command and control Group

Group 22

Training Group

1FTS

Helicopter Aircrew Training

2FTS

Glider Aircrew Training

3FTS

EFT and Multi Engine Training

4FTS

Fast Jet Pilot Training

6FTS

UAS + AEF

Commission

An order from the king that gives legal authority to lead, command and make decisions on behalf of the military.

Shader

Chessman

Pitting

Soaring Falcon

Pitch Black

Austral Endurance

Magic Carpet

Red Flag

Current Ops

Op Shader

2014 - Present

In Arab Spring 2011, Daesh took advantage of the upheaval.

UK joined forces with 70 countries to fight DAESH and carried out 20% of the air strikes in Iraq and Syria

By 2019, 4315 fighters killed and are now trying to rebuild the state with the UK paying over £4.3bn in aid

QRA

Boulmer

NASOC @ High Wycombe

Boulmer

Coningsby, Lossiemouth and Brize

AP1

The RAF Ethos, Core Values and Standards

Core Values

Respect, Integrity, Service, Excellence

Ethos

the distinctive character, spirit and attitude that is necessary to pull together to deliver air and space power