RAF Structure and Organisation Flashcards
(10 cards)
What does ISTAR Stand for?
Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition and Reconnaissance
The RAF Intelligence Corps does not have its own dedicated squadron in the same way that operational flying units do.
One notable unit is ___________________, which is part of the Intelligence Reserves Wing at RAF Waddington
_________ Squadron is heavily involved in electronic intelligence and is based at RAF Waddington
7010 (VR) Intelligence Squadron
51
Why is Shadow R1 important for ISTAR?
Through a combination of sensors, Shadow contributes to the comprehensive intelligence gathering of the RAFs ISTAR Force. Its output is particularly valuable to ground commanders.
Where is the Counter Intelligence and Security Squadron Headquarters based?
RAF Honnington
The RAF Intelligence Branch includes officers and airmen - around _________ personnel working at RAF stations, HQs, overseas, and with other services.
1,200
What is the role of intelligence officers?
Typically to lead teams of intelligence analysts and linguists, overseeing collection, analysis, and briefing. Essentially the job is to manage teams of analysts and deliver briefs. You’ll be working on giving briefings on things such as threat assessments and intelligence updates to squadron and base staff
Where is the initial offer training?
Cranwell
What is the No. 1 Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) Wing based in RAF Waddington
this is a unit within the Royal Air Force (RAF) responsible for generating and delivering timely intelligence to deployed and UK-based decision-makers. The wing produces intelligence from imagery intelligence and electronic surveillance
How is the intelligence pathway versatile?
intelligence roles can be station based, deployable, or embedded in ISTAR platforms or flying squadrons
