A proud contingent of RAF St Mawgan personnel had the privilege to welcome tri-service colleagues on their final journey for the Military versus Cancer Field Gun Pull at the iconic Lands End last Friday.
A team made up of military, veteran, civil servant and civilian personnel heroically pulled the one tonne field gun all the way from John O’Groats to Lands End in just 9 weeks, battling all types of weather conditions and showing immense resilience and determination.
RAF St Mawgan personnel were thrilled to join the team at Lands End which aimed to raise vital awareness and support for Military versus Cancer, a charity close to the hearts of many across the armed forces.
This powerful show of solidarity not only spotlighted the strength of the tri-service community but also shone a light on RAF St Mawgan’s commitment to charitable causes and community engagement.
It was an honour to stand shoulder to shoulder with our military family in support of such a meaningful cause.
Squadron Leader Hall, Officer Commanding Engineering and Logistics Squadron, RAF St Mawgan.
With grit, camaraderie and a shared mission, the day was a resounding success proving once again that when the military unites, it pulls together for something far greater than itself.
