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Aug 19, 2015 · Royal Air Force cadets were given first-hand experience of military police training – learning everything from conducting an arrest to crime scene investigation. Thirty-five air cadets...
Oct 1, 2024 · Information about the RAF Air Cadets including life as a cadet, how to join, activities, training, news, volunteering, safeguarding and contact information.
Mar 28, 2024 · Officers from the Doncaster Central Neighbourhood Policing Team were invited along to 103 Doncaster Squadron Royal Air Force Air Cadets where they met a group of cadets as part of their...
- What Is The Current Security level?
- Are Cadets A Target For Terrorists?
- What Is The Threat to My Child?
- Is The Threat The Same Everywhere in The UK & Ni?
- Can Cadets Continue to Wear Uniform in Public?
- Should My Child Travel to Cadet Activities in Uniform?
- Is There A Risk from Using Social Media?
- What Other Precautions Should I take?
The National Threat to the United Kingdom from international and domestic terrorism is monitored by MI5 and their assessment of the threat is published on their website MI5 - MI5 Threat Levels. As the UK threat level can change rapidly, it is always best to check the website on a regular basis. Overseas security advice can be obtained via the Forei...
We remain in constant dialogue with the Home Office and the Security Services regarding the threat to our Cadets. At this time, although the overall threat is dynamic, we haven’t been advised of any specific threats to our children but, like any youth organisation, we should always seek to be vigilant.
All people who wear a uniform are at greater risk from terrorism than the average member of the public, simply by virtue of our position in society and the ability for the public to recognise us when in uniform. The distinction of who is a regular member of the military, who is an Adult Volunteer or who is a Cadet will not easily be apparent to ter...
The threat to our people will vary considerably across the UK & NI, but despite this we should always be vigilant. Where a specific local threat is identified by the Police or Security Services, RAFAC personnel will be informed via their National or Regional HQ or Squadron Commanding Officer, who will explain to the Cadets and their Parent, Guardia...
Cadets proudly wear the uniform of the Royal Air Force and this is an important part of our ethos. Where a Cadet activity takes place in public, Command staff will undertake suitable risk assessments to ensure that it is sensible for the event to take place, informing the local Police if necessary. Cadets will, at all times, be under the direct sup...
There are no restrictions on traveling to and from Cadet activities in uniform; however, you should carefully consider both the local and national situation, especially as Cadets can be subjected to unwarranted anti-social behaviour because they are easily identifiable. Whilst travelling to and from a Cadet activity responsibility for your child re...
There is always some risk associated with using social media; however, if your child takes sensible precautions, then using a range of social media sites should remain a perfectly safe activity. Good advice regarding management of social media accounts can be found at Child Safety Online - NSPCC. Care should be taken not to publish your home addres...
Overall the key advice is to be vigilant and report any suspicious behaviour – Action Counter Terrorism FAQs (PDF, 61.5 KB). Take an interest in anyone at or near a Cadet activity. Discuss the threat in a sensible manner with your child. They should not be afraid, but they should understand that they have a part to play in helping keep everyone saf...
282 (East Ham) Squadron Royal Air Force Air Cadets, East Ham, Newham, United Kingdom. 1,007 likes · 3 talking about this · 409 were here. Welcome to the East Ham Air Cadets - 'The Next Generation' of...
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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]
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Aug 13, 2019 · From 1983 to 1986 inclusive Air cadets provided some 26% of the annual RAF intake of officers, airmen and apprentices. In 1987, 76% of Direct Entry Pilots joining the Royal Air Force were ex-members of the Air Training Corps or Combined Cadet Force (RAF Sections).
