RAF – Application of Air Power (APSP3)

After 2001, the RAF changed the way it delivered training to some of its officers. They introduces a two week, immersive, classroom-based Basic Air Warfare Course (BAWC) at RAF Cranwell. Such was the success of this course, it became apparent that those officers who had undertaken training prior to 2001 did not have as much knowledge as those that pass out of BAWC.

The RAF approached LINE with a view to creating an extensive e-learning package that would take over the elements and learning points of the Basic Air Warfare Course (BAWC) and deliver these in an approachable and engaging way.