RAF Service Weapon Shooting
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Service Weapon Shooting - Team Captain of the RAF Operational Shooting Team and Queen’s Medallist for Champion Shot of the RAF 2019 *views are my own*
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29-07-2017 08:42:25
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Reminiscing thanks to MichaelNapier and his reflection on Harrier GR7/9. Brilliant insights from those who served on operations flying this superb aircraft.
#RAFOSC24 is underway at NRA Bisley. The competition is on to win The King’s Medal for Champion Shot of the Air Forces 2024. Competitors will shoot Rifle from 500m-25m and Pistol from 25m-10m over 11 matches. Good luck to all! 💥🔫 Royal Air Force Air Chief Marshal Harv Smyth, CAS RAF
After 3 stages of the competition for the King’s Medal for Champion Shot of the Air Forces: 1. FS Guard - 882 🔥 2. Sgt Mitchell - 876 🏅 3. Cpl Webb - 864 🏅 4. Chf Tech Coates - 802🏃🏽 5. Cpl Nesbitt - 774 🏃🏽 Tomorrow the competition continues with a match 48. Air Chief Marshal Harv Smyth, CAS RAF
4th and 5th stage of the competition for the King’s Medal for Champion Shot of the Air Forces complete! 1. Cpl Webb - 1253 ⬆️ 2. Sgt Mitchell - 1251 ↔️ 3. FS Guard - 1245 ⬇️ 4. Chf Tech Coates - 1141 ↔️ 5. Sqn Ldr Waters- 1113 ⬆️ Next up, Long Range Rural (M48). Air Chief Marshal Harv Smyth, CAS RAF
Stage 6. The competition for the King’s Medal for Champion Shot of the Air Forces, there were ups and downs! 1. Cpl Webb - 1409 ↔️ 2. FS Guard - 1389 ⬆️ 3. Sgt Mitchell - 1374 ⬇️ 4. Chf Tech Coates - 1284 ↔️ 5. Sqn Ldr Waters- 1265 ↔️ Air Chief Marshal Harv Smyth, CAS RAF
Stage 7 complete. Today is the King’s Medal for Champion Shot of the Air Forces Final! Good luck all. 1. Cpl Webb - 1631 ↔️ 2. FS Guard - 1588 ↔️ 3. Sgt Mitchell - 1574 ↔️ 4. Sqn Ldr Waters - 1496 ⬆️ 5. Chf Tech Coates - 1465 ⬇️ Air Chief Marshal Harv Smyth, CAS RAF
For every retweet of this post, I will donate £1 to the Victoria Cross and George Cross Association up to £50,000. Time is running out following Imperial War Museums’s decision to close the Lord Ashcroft Gallery. Visit while you still can, to honour the bravery of those who risked so much to protect our great nation.
On the 85th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, we remember the sacrifice of ‘the Few’ and the many who stood with them. Their courage in 1940 continues to inspire today’s Royal Air Force. Per ardua ad astra.