Green light! Back in July, the RCAF took part in Exercise MOBILITY GUARDIAN, an international readiness exercise in the Indo-Pacific region. Check out this video showing an RCAF Hercules and crew participating in an airdrop over The Mariana Islands. Working closely with our partners and Allies from 🇦🇺, 🇫🇷, 🇯🇵, 🇳🇿, 🇬🇧, 🇺🇸 on operations, in realistic situations such as #ExMOBILITYGUARDIAN, helps the RCAF maintain the speed, flexibility, and readiness required for agile combat employmen

During Exercise Eastern Breeze, held from August 25 to September 12 at CFB Bagotville, the 417 (Cold Lake, AB), 439 (Bagotville, QC), and 444 (Goose Bay, NL) Combat Support Squadrons honed their search and rescue techniques. These realistic training scenarios help teams enhance their effectiveness and coordination, ensuring they can respond swiftly when every second counts. ⏱️ 🚁 | Royal Canadian Air Force

5BX "Five Basic Exercises"- Royal Canadian Air Force Training Film (1959)

Last week marked the conclusion of Exercise #EpicSkies in Qatar. Six Typhoons from the joint RAF and Qatar Emiri Air Force 12 Squadron completed over 60 successful missions over the course of the 2-week exercise. Watch the video to find out more about the Exercise from the Commanding Officers of 12 Squadron. Read more: https://www.raf.mod.uk/news/articles/joint-raf-qatari-sqaudron-fly-over-60-missions-during-exercise-in-qatar/ | Royal Air Force

Aircraft from 41 Squadron Royal Air Force Coningsby conducted a long-planned live fire exercise with the Royal Navy, and US counterparts on a decommissioned U.S. Navy warship. Three RAF Typhoon jets, HMS Westminster, a Wildcat helicopter, a US P-8 Poseidon, F-15Es and USS Arleigh Burke used an array of high-powered weaponry for simulated attacks on the decommissioned frigate, USS Boone. The Typhoon jets launched Paveway IV precision-guided munitions with support from a Royal Navy Wildcat helicop

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