RAO takes part in catering competition in UK
The RAO's participation in the 2025 Catering Competition, which lasts until May 17, aims to boost the efficiency of its catering crews, hone their technical capabilities in the logistical and administrative fields as well as enhance their ability to cope with varying conditions in military operations which require high administrative readiness.
It is noteworthy that the RAO catering team had previously achieved advanced positions in its previous participations and this year it hopes to maintain its advanced level in various competitions. — ONA
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