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Camaraderie in Uniform: How the RAF ‘Family’ Keeps Service Strong
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Camaraderie in Uniform: How the RAF ‘Family’ Keeps Service Strong
SUNITA AVEN’S eyes light up when she describes her career in the Royal Air Force. She uses words such as “amazing”, “fun” and “I really enjoy it” with genuine excitement. Her enthusiasm is so infectious that one might mistake her for a new recruit just beginning an RAF adventure. In reality, nearly three decades have passed since a chance encounter in Cardiff in the 1990s sparked the curiosity that led the then 23 year old to join the militar…
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