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This week, AW159 Wildcat helicopters from 33 Squadron conducted trials of the Sea Venom missile in the British Indian Ocean Territory. This fire-and-forget missile gives us precision anti-ship capability up to 20,000 studs, strengthening our ability to protect vital sea lanes.

No.2 Group attended the bi-weekly BAF-Wide inspection. Congratulations to all those who received promotions.

70 Squadron was spotted at Tupana today practicing cargo drops. This helps our pilots improve accuracy and awareness, making sure loads land in the right spot and sharpening loadmaster skills.

Today, 33 Squadron were at RAF Northolt, covering low-speed flight, take-offs, landings, and airbase navigation. While they usually operate in combat environments, this exercise helps pilots adjust to urban airspace, ensuring precision and adaptability in diverse conditions.

Today we say farewell to our Air Officer Commanding YouFound_Trade after 3 years of service. We thank Trade for his outstanding service and commitment towards No.2 Group.

This evening, No.2 Group introduced the Ground Handling Qualification to both squadrons. This qualification allows personnel to handle turnarounds, fuelling of aircrafts and to conduct safe vehicle movements on an airfield.

Interested in heavy logistics, dropping paratroopers from the rear of an A400 or even taking part in humanitarian aid missions? Then 70 Squadron is perfectly suited for you. If you're interested in joining, then head to the RAF Careers server - discord.gg/rdzYQbzRGF

Tonight, the Chief of the General Staff met with Flying Officer JoeLydford. Joe practiced a lot of his tricks and was awarded with a bunch of treats!!

We're glad to release our AOC, Aaron G. Lydfords official life like doll. This will soon be released to purchase in Dunnes.

70 Squadron are currently partaking in qualification refreshers with ATAR beginning the process. Pilots were tasked with utilising radio communications, and precise flying to successfully refuel the receiving aircraft.

Stormwing Flight took part in natural surface operations this evening. Pilots were tasked with taking off and landing on a beach, practicing precise and safe rudder movement to avoid colliding into hilly terrain.

Recently, Guardian Flight from 33 Squadron conducted search & rescue training. Helicopter pilots were assigned to identify casualty locations through specialist radio communications and maintain a steady hover for accurate rescue basket deployment.

Over the past few days, 32 Squadron have held both Fixed & Rotary Wing trainings. This allows both primary squadrons to have the opportunity to fly different aircraft, including the Envoy and AW109. Personnel are trained to fly with care to provide a smooth & enjoyable flight.

On Friday, His Royal Highness The Duke of Sussex paid a visit to RAF Northolt, the home of 32 Squadron. During his visit, Prince Louis embarked on a flight aboard the Envoy IV CC Mk1, taking part in an aerial tour of the base.

33 Squadron were seen at BIOT carrying out ship insertions. These manoeuvres are used to insert infantry soldiers onto mobile vessels.

RAF No.2 Group have recently conducted trainings for the Apache AH1. Members of 33 squadron, Rotary wing of the No.2 group were recently given the oppertunity to train on the Apache AH1, used for air-to-ground combat.

This evening, No.2 Group rallied at Larkhill Parade Square for the BAF wide bi-weekly inspection. We rallied 16 personnel, to be inspected by the Chief of Air Staff.

Following yesterday's inspection, the Chief of the Air Staff announced the following promotions: Squadron Leader Aaron Lydford → Wing Commander Flight Lieutenant SimplyGeorgee → Squadron Leader Flying Officers JoeLydford & XboxFormula1 → Flight Lieutenant Congratulations.

Last week 33 Squadron conducted an operation against a local enemy airfield in Tupana. AH-1 helicopters were seen to have been utilised to successfully complete the mission with the upmost precision.