This is the historic moment the last soldier out of Camp Bastion arrived home safely on British soil, marking the end of a 13-year war. Carrying a Union Jack under his arm, Wing Commander Matt Radnall of the RAF returned to the UK, in a symbolic moment He touched down at RAF Brize Norton, Oxfordshire, along with the final British troops returning from Afghanistan yesterday evening. Wing Commander Matt Radnall, who was the last soldier out of Camp Bastion, landed on British soil yesterday Carrying a Union Jack under his arm, the commander from the Force Protection Wing, said it was the highlight of 24 years of serving in the RAF regiment
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RAF Wing Commander Matt Radnall touched down on British soil yesterday
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He was the last soldier to leave Camp Bastion in Afghanistan on Monday
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A ceremony at the base marked the end of combat operations last week
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Final 600 troops left the military base on Monday in a move dubbed 'B-Day'
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Of the 453 British troops who have died in the conflict, 35 were teenagers
Following the deaths of 453 British personnel and an overall cost  £20 billion, the base will be handed over to @placeholder troops.