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Raf100 – a Year of Raf Football – in Pictures RAF100 – A YEAR OF RAF FOOTBALL – IN PICTURES England Blind Captain Roy Turnham with staff and students from the RAF Shawbury based School of Air Operations Control – Disability Force Development Event - Nov 17 The team from the RAF FA Taking Football to Africa and Beyond Charitable Appeal in Nepal delivering kit around the Annapurna Trail – Dec 17 Flight Lieutenant Issy Tierney - Nepal 17 Mens Home Inter Services – Shrewsbury Town FC – Mar 18 Ladies Home Inter Services – TNS – Mar 18 RAF FA President – Air Chief Marshal Sir Stephen Hillier collects the matchball at Shrewsbury Town – Mar 18 RAF FA Taking Football to Africa and beyond Charitable Appeal – Kenya Delivery Visit – Juja Farm – Mar 18 Warrant Officer Lou Simpson MBE - RAF FA Taking Football to Africa and beyond Charitable Appeal – Kenya Delivery Visit – Githorogo – Mar 18 RAF FA Taking Football to Africa and beyond Charitable Appeal – Kenya Delivery Visit – Ruiru Prison – Mar 18 RAF FA Taking Football to Africa and beyond Charitable Appeal – Kenya Delivery Visit – Old RAF SRT Kit – Mathare Brain House Academy – Mar 18 Watford FC – RAF100 Recognition Match - Mar 18 RAF FA Annual Dinner – Halton House Officers Mess – May 18 Referees Association Eve of the Final Dinner – RAF Bentley Priory – May 18 RAFFA President – Air Chief Marshall Sir Stephen Hillier – Chief of the Air Staff presents FA Cup Final Referee – Michael Oliver with his award - Referees Association Eve of the Final Dinner – RAF Bentley Priory – May 18 FA Cup Final – Wembley Stadium – May 18 Massed Bands of the Central and Regiment Bands The Queens Colour Squadron March on the FA Cup with Frank Lampard and Rio Ferdinand Wembley Stadium – FA Cup Final 2018 – From right – Wing Commander Neil Hope MBE, Officer Cadet Ade Adebayo, Air Chief Marshal Sir Stephen Hillier, Lady Elaine Hillier View from the Royal Box – Massed Bands and Abide With Me Choir Typhoons of No 1 Sqn, RAF Coningsby provide the Flypast Corporal Tom Claisse of RAF Brize Norton and RAF SRT Men’s Captain carries the FA Cup up to the Royal Box Nigeria – Squadron Sharon Loe delivers kit on behalf of the RAF FA Taking Football to Africa and Beyond Charitable Appeal whilst OOA on Op TURUS – Nigeria – Jun 18 Nigeria – Squadron Sharon Loe delivers kit on behalf of the RAF FA Taking Football to Africa and Beyond Charitable Appeal whilst OOA on Op TURUS – Shrewsbury Town Kit - Nigeria – Jun 18 FA Chairman, Greg Clarke visits RAF Coningsby to meet the new RAF Cup Winners and view BBMF and 1 Squadron – Jun 18 RAF Coningsby – Jun 18 – Visit by FA Chairman – Greg Clarke RAFAT Flypast – St Georges Park National Football Centre – Looking Down – Jun 18 RAFAT Flypast – St Georges Park National Football Centre – England World Cup Squad Looking Up – Jun 18 The RAF Shawbury Team at the FA Disability Cup Finals – St Georges Park National Football Centre – Jun 18 FA Disability Cup Finals – St Georges Park National Football Centre – Jun 18 – Amputee Cup Final Burnley FC Under 23 Squad - Battle PT – RAF Shawbury – under the Instruction of Corporal Dave Webb – RAF Shawbury PTI and RAF SRT Player – Aug 18 Fortuna Sittard Open Day for RAF100 through the RAF XI from JSC Brunsuum – Aug 18 RAF FA Veteran’s Players view England team training – St Georges Park National Football Centre – David Salkard with Harry Kane RAF FA Veteran’s Players view England team training – St Georges Park National Football Centre – David Salkard with Gareth Southgate RAF personnel at the National Military Arboretum at Alrewas – Wreath laying for Battle of Britain Day – left to right – Flt Lt Andy Mortimer, Tim Foster (FA), Cpl Greg Hunter, Ben Robinson (Burton Chairman), Sqn Ldr Garf Parker, Matt Hancock (Burton Albion) Half time at the Burton Albion v Sunderland match for RAF100 .
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