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On Friday 25 February, around 70 people will begin a 24-hour fitness challenge in memory of Senior Aircraftman Luke Southgate, an RAF Regiment solider killed in Afghanistan 12 years ago.
The RAF Widows' Association (RAFWA) is a national charity for those people whose spouse or partner served in the RAF; or those who themselves serve or served and whose spouse or partner died whilst they were serving.
A message from the Chair of the RAF Widows' Association – Kerry McNally.
Here are what some members of the RAF Widows' Association have had to say about the association.
Find out more about our events on this page.
Regional events
We have a number of regional groups throughout the UK, some groups are more active than others, depending on the number of members in that area.
The Forces Pension Society exists to ensure that serving and retired members of the Armed Forces, their widows, widowers, surviving partners, civil partners and dependants receive the pension to which they are entitl
Applications can be made online or by downloading our application form and posting it to us.
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This page contains useful information about travelling with a disability.
Flying with a disability
Useful information about flying with a disability is available on the following two websites:
Explore the history of the RAF with our online timeline.
The Garden Centre Group is bringing patriotism to flower beds across the country with the launch of their red, white, and blue themed seed packets commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Great War and honouring those who served their country both then and now.