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RAF Puma helicopters complete farewell flight after over 50 years of operational service

Summary by Defence-industry.eu

The farewell route included key locations that highlight the aircraft’s deep operational heritage and national importance. “Each place reflects the rich history and contributions that the Puma has made during its time in service,” said Wing Commander Nick Monahan, Officer Commanding 33 Squadron and Puma Force Commander. From deployments in Kenya and Afghanistan to humanitarian efforts in the Caribbean and COVID-19 support at home, the Puma has r…

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