Royal Air Force personnel have participated in Exercise Red Flag (Alaska), a large multi-national air and ground exercise conducted across one of the largest aerial training areas in the World. Officer Commanding 15 Squadron RAF Regiment, Squadron Leader Woodcock, explains the purpose of the exercise and the value of the training. | Royal Air Force

Exercise Cobra Warrior provided opportunities for the RAF Regiment to train alongside UK allies’ land forces, testing operational capability by rehearsing operations against adversaries. Gunners from No. II Squadron RAF Regiment, part of the Combat Readiness Force, took a leading role demonstrating their expertise to protect airfields. Their mission involved clearing and securing the airfield for Cobra Warrior protecting the control tower and equipment support areas, ensuring the airfield remain

That’s a wrap on Exercise Cobra Warrior 25-1, the UK’s largest RAF-led training exercise and leading exercise globally for NATO. What has it meant for defence? Watch and find out! | Royal Air Force