Tim Alsop's guest appearances

Tim Alsop

360 with Katie Woolf

The Leadership Show

Ad Astra Aviator Podcasts

Richard Johnson

Andrew Mitchell

Ron White

Paul Adams

Brian McCarthy

John Fisher

Lee Kricher

Kris Vallotton

Glenn Packiam

Jonathan Edwards

Justin Brierley

Alister McGrath

Richard Wilson

Heather Thompson

Brian McLaren

OwlTail

Air Combat Group

Introducing Air Commodore Tim Alsop  Air Commodore Tim Alsop currently serves as Commander Air Combat Group, based at RAAF Williamtown, near Newcastle, NSW. Air Combat Group is responsible for the development and preparation of Australia’s Air Combat force for operations. It encompasses some 2000 personnel, six aircraft types and a special operations Combat Control capability. Tim joined the RAAF in 1993, after completing a Bachelor of Science at the University of Melbourne. He trained as a pilot and has served at all three operational F/A-18A squadrons, as well as instructing on PC-9/A, Macchi and Hawk 127 training aircraft. He currently flies the F-35A Lightning II. In 2009, he deployed to Afghanistan with the Australian Special Operations Task Group as the Offensive Air Support Planner. Later that year, he moved to the United Kingdom and completed the Advanced Command and Staff Course and a Masters of Arts with Kings College London. As the embedded Director of the 609th Combined Air and Space Operations Centre, in 2018, Tim oversaw the planning and execution of all Coalition air power in the US Central Command area of responsibility, encompassing Syria, Iraq, the Arabian Gulf and Afghanistan. The geostrategic landscape during that period can best be described as ‘quite complex.’ In 2019, he completed another 12 months of study at the Australian War College and became a Fellow of the Defence Strategic Studies Course. AIRCDRE Alsop is the Patron of both the Air Force Nordic Biathlon Association and the Royal Victorian Aero Club’s Young Eagles program – a volunteer organisation that encourages youth to pursue a career in aviation through regular presentations and free introductory flying.

Introducing Air Commodore Tim Alsop Air Commodore Tim Alsop currently serves as Commander Air Combat Group, based at RAAF Williamtown, near Newcastle, NSW. Air Combat Group is responsible for the development and preparation of Australia’s Air Combat force for operations. It encompasses some 2000 personnel, six aircraft types and a special operations Combat Control capability. Tim joined the RAAF in 1993, after completing a Bachelor of Science at the University of Melbourne. He trained as a pilot and has served at all three operational F/A-18A squadrons, as well as instructing on PC-9/A, Macchi and Hawk 127 training aircraft. He currently flies the F-35A Lightning II. In 2009, he deployed to Afghanistan with the Australian Special Operations Task Group as the Offensive Air Support Planner. Later that year, he moved to the United Kingdom and completed the Advanced Command and Staff Course and a Masters of Arts with Kings College London. As the embedded Director of the 609th Combined Air and Space Operations Centre, in 2018, Tim oversaw the planning and execution of all Coalition air power in the US Central Command area of responsibility, encompassing Syria, Iraq, the Arabian Gulf and Afghanistan. The geostrategic landscape during that period can best be described as ‘quite complex.’ In 2019, he completed another 12 months of study at the Australian War College and became a Fellow of the Defence Strategic Studies Course. AIRCDRE Alsop is the Patron of both the Air Force Nordic Biathlon Association and the Royal Victorian Aero Club’s Young Eagles program – a volunteer organisation that encourages youth to pursue a career in aviation through regular presentations and free introductory flying.

Air Commodore Tim Alsop - Reflections on the Air Combat Group and on Combat Flying in the Air Force

1277: Air Commodore Tim Alsop explains what happens during night flying for Exercise Pitch Black

Al Forman

Pastors of Catch The Fire London on the prophetic  and how you can develop it in your church

Pastors of Catch The Fire London on the prophetic  and how you can develop it in your church

Tim Alsop & Al Forman 