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The news follows a training last month in which British typhoons ran simulations of aerial battles with French Rafale jets over the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea. The typhoons were founded in Romania and were supported via an RAF Voyager tanker of the 903 Expeditionary Air Wing. , founded at RAF Akrotiri on the island of Cyprus.
Speaking about the exercise, Flight Lieutenant Whatmough, pilot of Squadron 3, said: “This education improves interoperability and gives pilots on both sides the opportunity to check the functions of their respective platforms.
“Training with the Hellenic Air Force and its F-16 aircraft has provided 3(F)Sqn with opportunities to re-explore Typhoon’s functions together with our NATO partners.
“This flight concludes the multinational training conducted by Op BILOXI 22.
“The education we have received has been invaluable in making sure that pilots, the floor worker corps and aerospace combat managers gain the expertise needed for operational capability. “
An RAF added: “During the 4-month deployment in Romania, in parallel with the final touch of NATO enhanced aerial surveillance and enhanced surveillance activities, Typhoons from Squadron 3(F) conducted several rounds of bilateral education with several NATO countries.
No. 3 Squadron is founded at RAF Coningsby and is one of two Rapid Reaction Alert (RAQ) stations in the United Kingdom.
Since russia’s invasion of Ukraine, NATO allies have pledged to increase their presence on Eastern European borders.
In addition, member countries pledged to increase defence spending, and the UK, Germany and France pledged to increase well beyond the recommended minimum sum of 2%.
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In addition to education with NATO partners, the British Army Workers’ Corps has worked extensively with Ukrainian infantrymen in recent weeks.
According to RAF News, the British gunners are the first of 10,000 Ukrainian infantrymen in Britain.
The RAF Regiment of the II Squadron based in Brize is one of 1,050 British servicemen deployed to military bases across the country in training.
Speaking about the education provided, RAF Force Protection Air Commander Jamie Thompson said: “The RAF regiment has great delight in educating member countries and in locating and resolving threats to air power. “
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The goal is to offer Ukrainian troops the ability to handle weapons, fighting skills, first aid on the battlefield and patrol tactics.
British forces have received a number of AK attack rifles and will provide recruits with protective equipment, clothing and a box kit.
In addition to offering staff, the UK has promised Ukraine plenty of drones, anti-tank weapons and small arms.
So far, the UK has provided around 7,000 NLAW, Javelin and Brimstone anti-tank weapons, which largely explains the devastating loss of Russian tanks, the most recent figures of which amount to 1,789 since the start of the war.
At the workers’ level, Ukrainian resources claim that more than 41,500 Russian infantrymen were killed, leaving a huge void in Vladimir Putin’s forces, which would now turn to convicts to refuel on the front line.
More than 4,000 Russian armored worker transport vehicles were also annihilated through Ukrainian defenses.
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The advent of the HIMARS missile formula has largely tilted the war in Ukraine’s favor, forcing Russia to take excessive measures by resorting to long-range and more erroneous weapons.
The RAF has also deployed surveillance aircraft around the Black Sea offering intelligence on the latest Russian moves, which in recent weeks have given the impression of stalling as Ukrainian defences continue to have a devastating effect on the Russian military and its chain of origin for the front line.
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