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   | Friday 19 February 2010
Cadet150 gets the royal seal of approvalPosted by Webmaster / 19 Feb : 00:00 A group of young ambassadors kicked off a series of events, which will take place this year, celebrating the 150th anniversary of the launch of the cadet movement, with a visit to Her Majesty The Queen yesterday, Wednesday 17 February 2010.
Cadet150 will see 150 events take place around the UK during 2010 which have been planned to reflect the spirit of fun, excitement, adventure and community service which is at the heart of the cadet movement.   Thursday 18 February 2010
TS ROYALISTPosted by Webmaster / 18 Feb : 00:00
Our team skills were built on continuously throughout the week from simple duties like cleaning to more challenging things like night watch and initiative exercises, which were all done while at sea, and of course sailing because without every member of our 24 strong team our voyage would not have been nearly as successful and we would not have got to travel to the places we saw. Wednesday 03 February 2010
Paisley Air Cadet Celebrate a Year of SuccessPosted by Webmaster / 03 Feb : 00:00 Over the last year Paisley Squadron has exceeded all expectations and the successes of the Cadets are a testament to their efforts and dedication to the Corps.
To celebrate the Squadron Staff organized a Dining In Night and Awards Ceremony on 22 January 2010 at Paisley Royal British Legion Hall to which all parents and supporters of the Squadron were invited. The first event of its kind the Lord Lieutenant for Renfrewshire Mr Guy Clark attended as the guest of honour. 396 amass 13 Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Awards!Posted by Webmaster / 03 Feb : 00:00
The cadets were presented with their Badges by their Award Officer Flying Officer Sarah Brown. “Seeing these Cadets gain their Awards is most rewarding. I believe the Award provide some of the most unique experiences that a young person can have, and regard it as one of the highest achievement s that they can gain.” Wednesday 27 January 2010
Royal Navy fly Air CadetsPosted by Webmaster / 27 Jan : 00:00
For 16 year old Ella Watson of 2452 Sqn it was her Thursday 21 January 2010
The Ultimate Skeet ShootPosted by Webmaster / 21 Jan : 00:00Click here to view the ultimate skeet shoot.
Thanks to JH for finding this clip. Monday 18 January 2010
Snow Fun for Turriff CadetPosted by Webmaster / 18 Jan : 00:00
Get creative - that's what. Here is a polar bear made by Cdt John Cox of 1296 (Turriff) Sqn. Enjoy............... Sunday 04 January 2009
379 Duo go SoloPosted by Webmaster / 04 Jan : 11:34Recently father and daughter duo from 379(County of Ross) Squadron of the Air Training Corps based in Alness, Flight Lieutenant Andy Dobson RAFVR(T), Squadron Commanding Officer and Cadet Flight Sergeant Philippa Dobson flew solo in an Air Cadet Vigilant T1 motor glider. Monday 24 November 2008
107 Squadron Lord Lieutenants PresentationPosted by Webmaster / 24 Nov : 08:37
The cadets will have the opportunity to accompany the Lord Lieutenant in greeting members of the Royal Family and Heads of State visiting Aberdeen. These appointments are made where a cadet has demonstrated exceptional personal qualities, participation and achievements both within and outwith the ATC. Pictured (l to r) Flt Lt Lumsden (OC 107 Sqn), the Lady Provost, Flt Sgt Dick, Flt Sgt Fennell, the Lord Lieutenant and Wg Cdr Gilbert-Stevens (OC Wing). Monday 07 July 2008
Newest Cadet presents the oldest cadet with leaving giftPosted by Webmaster / 07 Jul : 20:23
During his time with cadets Steven progressed to Staff Cadet and became an Instructor Cadet. He also attained his Silver Duke of Edinburgh Award and Silver Wings for Gliding. Steven took part in the Nijmegan marches and was flight commander for the drill team. The photograph shows: Cadet Gavin Callaghan and Cadet Warrant Officer Steven Reilly Regional News Archive
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This year I embarked on a fantastic and very memorable course with the ATC, sailing for a week on the TS Royalist between 9th -16th October. The course involved 24 air cadets from all over the UK being taught basic sailing skills but also how to work effectively as a team in order to get the best out of everything we did. 
13 Air Cadets from 396 (Paisley) Squadron have completed their Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award.
The Royal Navy Search and
Aberdeenshire has had its fair share of the white stuff in the last few weeks. So what do you do with so much snow lying around?
We were honoured to have Lord Lieutenant of Aberdeen, Peter Stephen, and the Lady Provost attend the squadron tonight to make the presentation of certificates of appointment as Lord Lieutenant's cadets to Flt Sgt Catriona Dick and Flt Sgt Nick Fennell.
Newly recruited Gavin Callaghan recently presented Cadet Warrant Officer Steven Reilly with a Chinook helicopter on behalf of 327 (Kilmarnock) Squadron on Steven's final night with the Squadron after 6 years.
