http://www.runnersworld.co.uk/news/article.asp?uan=3577

Take a trawl round their website - some good running advice on there!

Lu,

It sounds like you have done your research and are thinking about what you need to do to prepare for selection as an officer with the RAF.

Continue what you are doing, however make sure you know what branch you want to go into and why. Be confident in the interview at the AFCO and be ...

Gents,

The AFCO staff do have certain processes to go through when processing applicants from other branches of the forces, and control of these is often out of their hands.

If you are having real dramas, please email Raf.regiment @yahoo.co.uk This is the email address for the RAF Regiment ...

You have all of the required academic qualifications for entry as an RAF Officer. These will allow you to start the application process with your local AFCO. Your suitability to be an officer in the RAF is not just based on your academic qualifications. When you attend Officer and Aircrew Selection ...

The TG course length will be 29 weeks of training, plus leave.

Delrot Lindo,

I believe the PGAC interview is all about your performance during your time on PGAC. At the end, your efforts will be looked at as a whole and the Directing Staff will give you a debrief on your performance, and whether you are suitable to begin Regiment Training on a Trainee Gunner ...

AL P, I think 12 padlocks is right. I have been looking at the RAF Regt online as well and have found a group on Facebook, which says that the 12 padlocks are for all of your cupboards and lockers etc.

The group is called RAF Regiment Recruitment on Facebook

Good Luck!