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Il Royal Air Force College (RAFC) è la struttura della Royal Air Force per l'addestramento del personale RAF. La struttura fornisce anche addestramento ai cadetti ed è responsabile di tutto il reclutamento della RAF insieme alla selezione dell'equipaggio e dei piloti.
Royal Air Force College Established: 1919 Cranwell. The Royal Air Force College (RAFC) is the Royal Air Force training and education academy which provides initial training to all RAF personnel who are preparing to be commissioned officers. Branch: Royal Air Force. Motto: Superna Petimus / We seek higher things. OFFICIAL WEBSITE »
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Air Vice-Marshal B. M. North, OBE, MA, RAF, Air Officer Commanding No 22 (Training) Group and Chief of Staff Training Headquarters Air Command was the reviewing officer at the graduation of 136
Het Royal Air Force College (RAFC) is het trainings- en opleidingsinstituut van de Britse luchtstrijdkrachten, de Royal Air Force (RAF). Het verzorgt de basisopleidingen voor alle RAF- officieren . Het RAFC is gevestigd op vliegbasis RAF Cranwell nabij Sleaford in Lincolnshire en wordt daarom ook wel Royal Air Force College Cranwell genoemd.
12 de set. de 2024 · A newly commissioned officer has described the honour of graduating in front of the Prince of Wales as he acted as the reviewing officer at the Royal Air Force College Cranwell. Prince William visited the Lincolnshire base, the same base where he trained to be an officer and helicopter pilot, meeting 52 newly graduated officers and receiving the Royal salute on the parade square.
Royal Air Force College Cranwell is probably one of the most famous landmarks in Royal Air Force (RAF) history. Its long history dates back to 1918 after the amalgamation of the Royal Naval Air Service and Royal Flying Corps who sought to establish a single unit where officers could be trained to fly.
