Ep 153 - RAF Typhoon Display Team

Hi, I'm Corporal Cohen and this is Reheat, where we take a look at some of the RAF stories you might have missed.

RAF Typhoons are to protect Saudi Arabia from drone and missile attacks.

The fighter jets will be based in Qatar in response to the wake of escalating attacks in the region.

and will fly defensive missions over Saudi skies to protect cities and critical national infrastructure from Houthi rebels backed by Iran.

The Ministry of Defence says the typhoons will be operating in a defensive role and would not conduct offensive strikes against the Houthis.

Next to Scotland, where maritime patrol aircraft from the UK, Germany and France have joined forces for Exercise Strike Warrior to strengthen NATO maritime security.

Operating from RAF Lossiemouth, Allied crews conducted intensive anti-submarine and surface warfare training alongside Royal Navy assets.

The three-week exercise enhanced multi-nation integration, aligning air and sea capabilities across North Sea scenarios.

Area Coningsby and Lossiemouth have completed Exercise Agile Owl, a week-long evaluation of station resilience during operational disruption.

The Typhoon Air Wing deployed aircraft and personnel to dispersed locations.

Typhoon Air Wing Commander Group Captain Paul Hanson says rapid deployment capabilities are essential to maintaining national security and supporting both personnel and aircraft.

Five RAF personnel have recently been awarded the Polish Army Medal for their contribution to Operation Chestnut, the RAF's enhanced air policing deployment to Poland back in 2025.

It recognises their contributions to supporting NATO's collective defence and the impact of Allied teamwork.

A picture has been shared of them on the official Royal Air Force Facebook page.

And the RAF's King's Colour Squadrons finished its latest period of public duties at the Tower of London.

Through rehearsals, officers round, the ceremony of the word and the ceremony of the keys, the squadron, made up of RAF regiments, represented the RAF in front of thousands of visitors from across the UK and overseas.

That was Reheat for Inside Air.

Hi, I'm Corporal Cohen and this is Reheat, where we take a look at some of the RAF stories you might have missed.

RAF Typhoons are to protect Saudi Arabia from drone and missile attacks.

The fighter jets will be based in Qatar in response to the wake of escalating attacks in the region.

and will fly defensive missions over Saudi skies to protect cities and critical national infrastructure from Houthi rebels backed by Iran.

The Ministry of Defence says the typhoons will be operating in a defensive role and would not conduct offensive strikes against the Houthis.

Next to Scotland, where maritime patrol aircraft from the UK, Germany and France have joined forces for Exercise Strike Warrior to strengthen NATO maritime security.

Operating from RAF Lossiemouth, Allied crews conducted intensive anti-submarine and surface warfare training alongside Royal Navy assets.

The three-week exercise enhanced multi-nation integration, aligning air and sea capabilities across North Sea scenarios.

Area Coningsby and Lossiemouth have completed Exercise Agile Owl, a week-long evaluation of station resilience during operational disruption.

The Typhoon Air Wing deployed aircraft and personnel to dispersed locations.

Typhoon Air Wing Commander Group Captain Paul Hanson says rapid deployment capabilities are essential to maintaining national security and supporting both personnel and aircraft.

Five RAF personnel have recently been awarded the Polish Army Medal for their contribution to Operation Chestnut, the RAF's enhanced air policing deployment to Poland back in 2025.

It recognises their contributions to supporting NATO's collective defence and the impact of Allied teamwork.

A picture has been shared of them on the official Royal Air Force Facebook page.

And the RAF's King's Colour Squadrons finished its latest period of public duties at the Tower of London.

Through rehearsals, officers round, the ceremony of the word and the ceremony of the keys, the squadron, made up of RAF regiments, represented the RAF in front of thousands of visitors from across the UK and overseas.

That was Reheat for Inside Air.