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Provides trained personnel to work in support of RAF operations in the UK and worldwide.
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1925 - 502 Squadron was formed as a heavy bomber special reserve unit, combining regular personnel and reservists, flying Vickers Vimys.
1937 - The Squadron joined the newly formed Auxiliary Air Force in July.
1938 - Transferred to Coastal Command. On the outbreak of war, it began patrols off the Irish coast,
1941 - Made the first successful attack on a U-boat by a Coastal Command aircraft using airborne radar.
1957 - Stood down.
2013 - The Squadron stood up again as a RAuxAF Squadron.
JHC FS Aldergrove
Atlantic 1939–44
Biscay 1941–44
Channel & North Sea 1942–45
Dieppe 1942 and The Baltic 1944–45.
Dental Officers provide a complete range of dental care treatments to keep all RAF personnel smiling, whether they're recruits on basic training or fast jet pilots
Registered Nurses, Mental Health, work as community mental health nurses, operating in multi-disciplinary teams to deliver community mental health service to service personnel.
Medical Support Officers provide operational, managerial and administrative support for RAF and defence medical services on base and beyond.
Maintain and develop your skills as a military nurse in order to provide the highest possible levels of nursing care in peacetime and on operations.
RAF Medics provide essential medical support to personnel, responding to medical emergencies in the UK, whilst on operations and also on exercises.
Pharmacy Technicians handle medication, and provide pharmaceutical advice and support to RAF Medical Services.
As a Nursing Officer in the RAF, you'll be both a commissioned officer and a nurse, showing leadership skills as well as providing excellent standards of nursing.
Medical Support Officer (Physiotherapists) help in keeping our personnel fit and medically prepared for demanding operational roles.
Medical Officers deliver a high standard of care, sometimes under challenging conditions, to keep our personnel fit and medically prepared for operational roles.
RAF Dental Nurses work alongside our dentists and dental hygienists, providing key support and ensuring patients receive the highest level of treatment.
502(R) Squadron Aldergrove, Crumlin, Co Antrim, BFPO 808
For recruitment enquiries, please phone: 0345 606 9069
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