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Running for the Reds
When the tragic news broke about the death of Red Arrows Engineer Corporal Jonathan Bayliss, Sophie Bole was so moved she decided to take action.
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Greg's Channel challenge to give back to charity
Thirteen years ago, former SAC Greg Vickers suffered life-changing injuries after being found unconscious in the road. But now, he is taking on an incredible challenge to give back to the charity which has supported him throughout his recovery.
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Cyclists' tribute to Dambusters mission
This May a group of cyclists will echo the journey taken by 19 Lancasters 75 years ago when they set off the Dambusters raid.
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My advice: Never enter the ballot after wine!
For 24-year-old Freya Williams of Greenwich, taking on the London Marathon this year means so much more to her than ticking something off her bucket list. It's a chance for her to honour her Great Uncle, who served in Bomber Command.
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Penguin Padre tackles Falklands Marathon
RAF Chaplain, Padre Michael Chatfield has certainly gone the extra mile to raise funds for the RAF Benevolent Fund. Not only has he decided to run the race in a penguin outfit, he had to extend his time on the Falkland Islands to do it!
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RAF personnel scale their own urban mountain
In the first attempt of its kind, three RAF personnel scaled the 837 steps of London’s iconic Gherkin skyscraper 50 times, to match the height of the world’s tallest mountain, Mount Everest.
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I got 99 problems but running ain't one!
For Corporal Jon Ward, 1 April will not only be a celebration of the RAF centenary but also the end of a huge challenge.
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RAF Marham 10K is a great success
The latest RAF Marham Flyers Running Club New Year's Eve 10K, in aid of the RAF Benevolent Fund, saw a record 217 runners take part.
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A life remembered
Paying tribute to his grandfather, George, has made RAF Benevolent Fund supporter Nigel Palmer even more proud of his wartime service.
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RAF team abseil the Forth Rail Bridge for the Fund
This weekend supporters including a team of 20 RAF personnel from 612 (Reserve) Squadron at RAF Leuchars took on the Forth Rail Bridge Abseil to raise money for the RAF Benevolent Fund.
