Staff Roles and Trades
Entrants to the branch are initially trained as general intelligence analysts and can later sub-specialise in one of a number of trades. Personnel in each sub-specialisation can be employed in a number of locations. Contrary to the information displayed on the RAF recruitment webpages, RAF Intelligence officers are not comparable to police inspectors and criminologists.
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