I am Senior Aircraft Technician Alec Richard Maxfield, a 24 year old weapons technician in the Royal Air Force. I live in Normanton on Soar in Leicestershire and have done so since I was 8 years old. I went to Normanton on Soar Primary School and the Harry Carlton Comprehensive. I am engaged to my fianc� Kate Talbot who I have been with for 6 years. I have served in the RAF for just shy of seven years and during this time have been based on Jaguar and Harrier stations and been deployed to Iraq for 4 months where I carried out Explosive Ordnance Disposal duties.
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I am pledging the next approximate 2 years of my out-of-service life to running. Approximately every six months I wish to take part in an event to raise money for H4H,personalized bobble heads, the first of these being the Leicester city Half Marathon on the 11th of October this year. From then it will be a marathon and then ultramarathons, hopefully culminating in the Marathon des Sables,., a 150 mile foot race through the Sahara desert. I have never ran anything like these distances before though consider myself of reasonable fitness and my physical training has already begun. I am of no doubt that this is as much of a challenge as it is a commitment, though the magnitude of it shrivels in comparison to the challenges faced by those returning wounded from battle.
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