On the 5th of July, Norfolk and Suffolk wing came together to compete in various events throughout the day. From 9 to 6:30 cadets from 21 different squadrons across the wing took part in tug of war, first aid

nvited and hosted by the Station Commander, on 1st July 2025 I had the honour of attending the blessing ceremony for RAF Honington’s new gate guard - Tornado GR4 ('twin stick') registration ZG752.

At our 863 (Thurston) Squadron formal Annual Dinners we always try to follow RAF traditions and etiquette where pragmatically possible.

The second day of our Recruit Training Camp (RTC) was nothing short of phenomenal. From qualification successes to thrilling activities and

This night marked a monumental occasion for 863 (Thurston) Squadron as our newest recruits completed their journey, transitioning from ...

863 (Thurston) Squadron's heraldic crest depicts a flying salmon and we know the salmon works hard throughout its life cycle against all odd

After a solemn day of reflection and unity at the Remembrance Day parade, cadets from 863 (Thurston) Squadron and Bury St Edmunds 301

Remembrance Day stands as a solemn occasion in the United Kingdom, dedicated to honouring the sacrifices of military and civilian personnel

On Day 13 of the New Recruits Diary, the cadets at 863 (Thurston) Squadron delved into the essentials of uniform upkeep, with a focus on

Did you know that when the RAF was formed there was lots of arguing before the RAF ranks were finally agreed on?

Monday evening was an exciting milestone in the journey of our new recruits at 863 (Thurston) Squadron, as they were formally introduced to

The MTP uniform represents more than just new attire; it’s a symbol of the progress they’ve made since joining the squadron.

Did you know that the first cadet units were formed in 1859 with the purpose of protecting Britain in the event of an attack?