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Enabling RAF chaplains to provide guidance to drone pilots

Posted on December 20, 2018 by admin

See our 2014 post The Times and the Commercial Drone Professional reported recently that the Church of England has announced a programme helping RAF chaplains to offer pastoral care and support to drone pilots. They will spend a year studying … Continue reading →

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