CLIENT: RAF | DURATION: | TITLE: | WRITER/GROUP: | SCRIPT: | | DATE: 02/06/14 | |

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We do many different activities to be more active and to help people. We also rescue many peoples in other countries. We do exercise with our term and practice and make them comfortable. We also have tents to stay in and keep ill people them until they are well and better treated. Every night specially in winter we sit down all together with our team and talk about what we did during our and all the things that went good and bad. You might find it a bit daunting to have to get out there and make new friends. But when you’re in the RAF, it’s not hard at all. You’ll see just how easy it is from the moment you set foot on base.

There will always be a familiar face. Someone you might have met on training, or a colleague who’s moved to another team. It’s a whole new experience when you join the RAF. Your RAF friends share that with you. That’s the basis of some close friendships. Getting fit and staying fit – and having fun while you do – is easy, because in the RAF top-class facilities are available right on your doorstep. There is a vast range of sports to choose from – more than 45 different sports and over 100 adventurous activities.

Getting fit and staying fit – and having fun while you do – is easy, because in the RAF top-class facilities are available right on your doorstep. There is a vast range of sports to choose from – more than 45 different sports and over 100 adventurous activities.

We have teams and training facilities for everything from football to fencing. We also offer great support and sponsorship if you want to go right to the top of your game – whether it’s rugby or rowing. RAF personnel perform at every level, from marathon fun runners through to representing Great Britain at the Olympics or coaching/officiating our athletes.

All of our sport teams can apply to participate in overseas competitions, a great opportunity to make friends through sport. We’ve had teams competing in many countries, including China, Russia, South Africa and Australia – once you’re part of the team the opportunities really are endless.

If you’ve a passion for outdoor activities and wild experiences, adventurous training could be just the challenge you’re looking for. Our personnel do anything from scuba diving in the Red Sea, to climbing peaks in the Himalayas and kayaking the rivers of Canada.
Being fit gives you more energy, and means you’re ready to spring into action when the pressure is on. It’s also a fantastic way to meet new people, build team spirit and hone your leadership skills.

Physical fitness is right at the heart of RAF life and everyone is expected to stay in shape. At home and on operations, that physical edge is vital in successfully meeting difficult and dangerous challenges.
We take on challenges and are ready for anything, at any time. It could be airlifting supplies to a snow-bound mountain village or rescuing stranded crew from enemy territory. To succeed in our missions takes more than planes and pilots, there’s a whole team of people behind every aircraft that takes to the skies.

When lives are at stake, you want to be with people you can trust, people you can rely on. All of us are well trained and frequently assessed. This not only means you’ll be good at your job, you’ll also progress rapidly in your career.

There will be occasions when you have to work late or at weekends – we work until the job’s done. At times, you may even work round the clock. To do your job well in these conditions you need to be fit and we’ll help you to stay in great shape.
You’re joining a high-tech, modern organisation with excellent opportunities for promotion, training and travel. The RAF also offers a competitive pay and benefits package, including six weeks’ paid holiday, subsidised food and accommodation, free medical and dental care, and free on-site sports facilities. You’ll even be paid while you train.

You can find out more about pay and benefits and accommodation elsewhere on this site.

Your responsibilities

Everyone in the RAF has a responsibility to comply with military discipline and be physically fit to meet the challenges of duty. Recruits are usually signed up for a minimum term of service, which can be between six and 12 years. In return, you can be assured of job security and good promotion prospects.

You can find out more about training and fitness and length of service elsewhere on this site.