Air Marshall Allan Paul Marshall
Air and Space Commander
Royal Air Force
Allan Marshall was commissioned into the Royal Air Force (RAF) in September 1991. Following completion of a Service sponsored engineering degree at Cambridge University and pilot training, Marshall spent the first ten years of his career flying the Harrier. During this period, he completed several operational tours, including Bosnia, Kosovo, Iraq and Afghanistan; gained experience of embarked operations on Invincible-class aircraft
carriers and undertook instructional, standardisation, and test and evaluation roles within the Harrier Force.
Royal Air Force
Today’s RAF is the UK’s aerial, peacekeeping and fighting force. It’s made up of full-time Regulars and spare-time Reserves who come from diverse backgrounds and work side-by-side to make a difference at home and abroad. When it comes to recruitment our focus is attracting the best personnel and ensuring they’re well taken care of during and after their service in the RAF.
OPENING KEYNOTE: AIR AND SPACE COMMAND UPDATE – NAVIGATING THE FUTURE OF GLOBAL DEFENCE AND SPACE INTEGRATION
The opening keynote on the second day will provide an in-depth update on the latest developments and strategic initiatives from the United Kingdom Air and Space Command. As global defence capabilities continue to evolve, the integration of air and space
