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RAF Wittering personnel take on the world's biggest assault course
A team of serving personnel from RAF Wittering, The Wittering Rat Racers, took on the 2019 Rat Race Dirty Weekend – the World's Biggest Assault Course!
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RAF personnel run 3,910-mile marathon from Africa to UK
In a marathon like no other, a group of more than 25 serving RAF personnel have set out on a new kind of mission during their overseas deployment in West Africa.
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Fundraiser to climb three volcanoes in five days to pay tribute to her family
Fundraiser Eirlys Greenough will scale three European volcanoes in just a week to pay tribute to her family and support the RAF Benevolent Fund.
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RAF Spitfire 7s take on epic cycle from Poland to Kent
Five members of the RAF Spitfire 7s committee switched scrums for saddles to cycle from Poland to Kent to mark the 75th anniversary of the Great Escape.
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The sky's the limit for our fundraisers!
Yesterday RAF Benevolent Fund Regional Fundraiser Aaron Tillyer joined a team of more than 30 supporters to jump out of a plane at 13,000 feet!
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RAF trio embark on 24-hour 80kg sled-pulling challenge
Three RAF Regiment servicemen are planning to take a dose of their own medicine with a fundraising 80kg sled pull around Chinnor this weekend.
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Foursome hit the saddle to raise funds in tribute to RAF pal killed on duty
When Corporal Steve Wainwright was killed in a car accident at RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus earlier this year, the RAF Benevolent Fund immediately stepped in to support his family. Now a group of Steve's friends have got together to take on an incredible challenge in his memory and fundraise for the charity.
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86-year-old ex-Para walks 100 miles for military charities
This month ex-Paratrooper Jeffrey Long has been walking 100 miles to mark 100 years of the Royal Air Force.
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Riding coast to coast for the cause
As a charity that receives no routine government funding we rely on our fantastic supporters to take on, often incredible, challenges on our behalf. When John Robertson was involved in a road traffic accident we were there for him and ever since then he's been fundraising and advocating on our behalf.
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Century challenge for cadet Charlie
For some teenagers, videogames, social media and hanging out with friends are how they spend their free time. But for 17-year-old Charlie, he challenged himself to running 100km to mark 100 years of the RAF.
