A Royal Air Force Atlas transport aircraft has flown from Oxfordshire to Morocco to parachute essential supplies to British soldiers on the ground, in what is the longest-range airdrop performed by the RAF’s Atlas Force. The Atlas C1 (A400M) departed from RAF Brize Norton and a few hours later was 1,400 miles away dropping multiple packages to a small drop zone near Marrakech. Once on the ground the packages, known as Container Delivery Systems or CDS, were collected by paratroopers from the Bri

One Team - RAF ground support personnel keeping Typhoons in the air. "Even pilots need heroes." Exercise TRI-LATERAL puts more than pilots to the test. High Performance jet fighters like the RAF Typhoon need a highly skilled and dedicated team on the ground to ensure they can compete against some of the most advanced aircraft in the world. Pilots and ground crew work together as one team as they train alongside the US Air Force and French Air Force at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia, USA. Vid

No 1 Squadron have been preparing for the start of Exercise Bersama Lima 16 by flying close combat sorties with the Royal Australian Air Force and the Royal Malaysian Air Force. Operating out of RMAF Butterworth, in Malaysia, No 1 Squadron have been flying the Typhoon Multi Role Aircraft. The Typhoon is a highly capable aircraft, used worldwide, able to undertake air-to-air and air-to-ground operations. Video created by Sgt Neil Bryden | Royal Air Force