Investigation launched after death of RAF Police dog handler
RAF Police Corporal Rebecca Hudson died on the 23 May
RAF Coningsby have launched an investigation into the death of RAF Police Corporal Rebecca Hudson, after she died last month (23 May).
The 32-year-old, from Stourport, was a Military Working Dog Handler based in Lincolnshire and jad served since 2015.
Her station commander described her a s a "truly special individual".
"Her absence will be felt for many years"
Group Captain Samantha Bunn, Provost Marshal (RAF)/Commander Air Security Force said: "The tragic loss of Cpl Bec Hudson has been profoundly felt by every single member of the RAF Police.
"This is absolutely testament to her personable nature, professionalism and dedication to her role as an RAF Police Dog Handler.
"Her absence will be felt for many years to come, not just by the dogs she dedicated so much time to, but the whole of the RAF Police.
""We have been deprived of a truly special individual who has been taken from us far too soon. Fiat Justitia."
"profound impact"
Group Captain Paul O'Grady, Station Commander, RAF Coningsby said: “The devastating loss of Cpl Bec Hudson has had a profound impact on the whole Royal Air Force Coningsby team, most keenly felt in the Military Working Dogs Section.
"Bec was one of our brightest and best.
"She undertook her duties as a RAF Police Dog Handler with commitment and professionalism, and with the joy of someone who was passionate about her task.
"I know that she will be deeply missed, as a valued and experienced colleague, but primarily as a friend. Our thoughts and condolences are with Bec’s family at this very sad time.”