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Red Arrows Get First Woman Leader
Wing Commander Sasha Nash commands the 150-strong Red Arrows team, reflecting her operational experience since joining the Royal Air Force in 2005.
- This year, Wing Commander Sasha Nash was appointed leader of the Red Arrows, becoming the first woman to command the entire 150-strong Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team.
- Years ago Nash joined the Royal Air Force in 2005 and became an experienced fast-jet pilot, flying the Tornado GR4 on the frontline and in global exercises.
- She succeeds Wing Commander Adam Collins after his three-year tour, and Nash paid tribute to his dedication and deep respect from the display community.
- Training for the new season is already underway, and Nash said she looks forward to meeting people at airshows this year while working with the Red Arrows team and ground crew.
- Forward-Looking, Nash described the appointment as `This is a career opportunity of a lifetime` and said she is 'incredibly proud' to inspire future generations of aviators.
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World-famous Red Arrows aerobatics team gets its first female commander
The Red Arrows, the United Kingdom’s famous Royal Air Force Aerobatics Team, has appointed its first ever female commander, less than three years after it was roiled by a sexual harassment scandal.
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‘Opportunity of a lifetime’ as Red Arrows appoints first female leader
Wing Commander Sasha Nash has taken on the role of Officer Commanding.
·London, United Kingdom
Read Full ArticleNew Red Arrows leader announced as woman to lead display team for first time - The Mirror
For the first time in Red Arrows history a woman will be leading the 150-strong team. Wing Cdr Sasha Nash says she 'excited' and hopes their team will inspire future aviators.
·London, United Kingdom
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