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   Jul 22, 2024 · Information about the RAF Air Cadets including life as a cadet, how to join, activities, training, news, volunteering, safeguarding and contact information. The RAF Air Cadets offer young people exciting opportunities for personal and professional development.

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     There are 43,000 Royal Air Force Air Cadets across the UK...

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     Everyone in the Air Cadets (and the RAF) can be identified...

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3. www.raf.mod.uk › aircadets › find-a-squadronFind your local squadron | Royal Air Force Air Cadets

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   Find out about the exciting challenges, experiences and opportunities available to all cadets.

4. www.1244rafac.org.ukHome - 1244 (Swindon) Squadron RAFAC

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   Currently commanded by Flt Lt Peter Hitchings and supported by a team of uniformed and civillian volunteer staff, 1244 Squadron delivers an active and varied training programme to between 50 and 60 cadets each week.

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   2478 (Abergavenny) Squadron. Officer Commanding: Fg Off Heath. Parade Times: Monday and Thursday (18:30 - 21:30) oc.2478@rafac.mod.gov.uk. No 1 Welsh Wing is one of three Royal Air Force Air Cadets wings in Wales consisting of 22 squadrons in South-East Wales. Join us today!

6. www.raf.mod.uk › aircadets › who-we-areAbout us | Royal Air Force Air Cadets

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   From cyber and space to sports, flying and adventure training - being a cadet means trying new things in a safe environment, making friends along the way and gaining skills for life. Read more about our activities

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   The story of the RAF Air Cadets started long ago when we were formed as part of the main RAF to supply better-trained and experienced personnel during times of war. It has since evolved into the largest air cadet organisation in the world. Read more about our history

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   Our cadets and adult volunteers all have their own stories and highlights from being part o the Air Cadets, either in the past or currently. Meet some of our Cadets and Volunteers

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   Ready to start your own journey with the Air Cadets? Find your local squadron and get in touch to find out more about what they offer and how you can get involved. Find your local squadron

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   Address. Ty Byron Jenkins, rear of AG Adams Funeral Parlour, Gladstone Road, Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, CF62 8NA. oc.372@rafac.mod.gov.uk. 07936 491226. No 1 Welsh Wing is one of three Royal Air Force Air Cadets wings in Wales consisting of 22 squadrons in South-East Wales. Join us today!

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   Who are the RAF Air Cadets?

   • The RAF Air Cadets is a UK wide youth organisation open to anyone aged 12 to 20 years who is looking for activity, adventure, new challenges and a chance to gain valuable life skills. An interest in aviation is beneficial but not essential, and you don't have to be thinking about a career in the military either - we offer something for everyone!

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   Who heads the Air Cadet Organisation (ACO)?

   • The organisation is headed by a former serving RAF officer, Commandant Air Cadets. The current commandant is Air Commodore Tony Keeling. [ 4] Prior to 1 October 2017, the RAFAC was called the Air Cadet Organisation ( ACO ). [ 5] As of 1 April 2023, the ACO had a strength of 42,190 cadets and 10,070 cadet force adult volunteers. [ 6]

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   How do Air Cadets work in the Combined Cadet Force?

   • Air Cadet sections within the Combined Cadet Force usually follow their own chain of command within their school's unit. Above their school unit, they diverge into the same chain of command as the Air Training Corps, which is usually their Wing, or Region. Air Cadet activities vary vastly, however some of the most common to take place include:

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   How many Air Cadets are there in the UK?

   • Every year nearly 43,000 air cadets and 10,000 volunteer staff take part in exciting events at over 1,000 squadrons across the UK. From cyber and space to sports, flying and adventure training - being a cadet means trying new things in a safe environment, making friends along the way and gaining skills for life. Read more about our activities

   About us | Royal Air Force Air Cadets

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   The Royal Air Force Air Cadets (RAFAC) is the combined volunteer-military youth organisation sponsored by the Royal Air Force, which is formed by both the Air Training Corps and RAF Sections of the Combined Cadet Force. [3]