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Armed Forces Day Bristol 2019

June 24, 2019 By DEPOC

This morning, the Lord Lieutenant of Bristol, Mrs Peaches Golding OBE, joined members of the City of Bristol and the Armed Forces in a flag-raising ceremony at Bristol City Hall. The event marks … Continue Reading

Excellent Duke of Edinburgh Expeditions

June 13, 2019 By Wing DofE Officer

Twenty eight RAF Air Cadets from nine different Bristol and Gloucestershire Wing units completed their Bronze and Silver Duke of Edinburgh Award expeditions in beautiful countryside in the Bath and … Continue Reading

Normandy Trip 2019

June 11, 2019 By 2152 (North Bristol) Squadron

Over the past week, cadets and staff from across Bristol and Gloucestershire Wing of the Air Training Corps have been in Normandy, France to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of D-Day and Operation … Continue Reading

Air Experience Flying

June 11, 2019 By 181 (City of Gloucester) Squadron

Royal Air Force Air Cadets from Gloucester, Dowty, Newent, and Tewkesbury Squadron’s were recently taken flying in the RAF's Grob Tutor aircraft at MoD St Athan. With clear skies throughout the day, … Continue Reading

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Two of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Wing drummers - Cdt Cardoza of 93 City of Bath Squadron RAF Air Cadets and Cpl Lemes of 1860 Squadron - East Bristol Air Cadets playing in the Air Cadet National Marching Band, with the Coldstream Guards, in Central London.
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The band today are at Wellington Barracks in Central London being hosted by Corps of Army Music Engagement Team.

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Aviation

Flying is central to our purpose and your cadet experience.

From ground trainers to flying scholarships and solo gliding, you’ll have loads of opportunities to take to the skies!

Many RAF pilots began their flying careers in the Air Cadets.

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Leadership

You may have more talent for it than you think.

We’ll give you the training to bring out these qualities. Show the right aptitude and you could be promoted up the ranks and be selected for the prestigious Junior Leaders Course!

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Academic

A key part of the cadet experience is your progress through the training syllabus via lectures and hands-on projects. Set out in stages for you to work through, it enables you to open up more possibilities for activities, specialist technical training and rank promotion.

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Ceremonial

At first glance it may not seem that drill and parade training serves a purpose, however, it demonstrates discipline and shows how organised individuals can be. You need to remember instructions and carry them out accurately, as well as show that you can maintain high standards of dress.

Public parades (e.g. Remembrance Sunday) are our opportunity to showcase our respect and professionalism.

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First Aid

First Aid Training is an essential part of our training syllabus and is mandatory for all our staff and cadets.

From simple live-saving techniques to full instructional qualifications, this training and knowledge fulfils our obligation to broaden citizenship skills and also equips our people with skills that can be used when things go wrong.

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Duke of Edinburgh Award

These awards demonstrate personal achievement, overcoming challenges, and gaining new skills.

Achieving a Duke of Edinburgh Award looks great on a CV and opens doors to education and employment opportunities.

The Air Training Corps is a leading National Operating Authority for the Award and will give you all the support you need to complete it successfully

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Sports

Sporting activities play a key role in having fun whilst keeping fit and promoting team spirit. It is also an important part of leadership training as well as counting towards the Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme.

Cadets can take part in a variety of sports and be selected to represent the Wing, Region or even the Corps.

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Adventurous Training

AT is an essential part of the training syllabus and the place where team effort really matters – you’ll build new friendships and learn to rely on the other people you’re with to get the job done. It also lets you show off your leadership qualities.  As cadets and staff take part in adventurous training, they develop and refine qualities such as confidence, courage, fitness, leadership and teamwork.

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Fieldcraft

Fieldcraft is a popular part of a squadron’s training programme and good exercises are usually guaranteed to get good attendance. Fieldcraft is, put simply, the art of living and moving in the field. Although the Royal Air Force Air Cadets is predominately a ‘blue’ organisation, fieldcraft plays a vital part in most squadrons.  Senior cadets who show strong leadership may be selected to attend the prestigious Junior Leaders course.

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Shooting

Shooting is an activity that many cadets enjoy. Safety is paramount with all ATC activities, but extra diligence is naturally applied to shooting. Everyone is fully trained and tested on handling a weapon before being allowed to fire.  Staff are thoroughly trained and tested to ensure that the cadets are taught to the highest standard and that the ranges are run safely and efficiently.

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Music

Music is a popular part of the cadet experience and many cadets play as part of a Squadron or Wing Band.

Bands are often seen showcasing their talents at ceremonial parades or other public events.

Cadets who show talent could be called up to take part in National Band & Music events, representing the whole of the Royal Air Force Air Cadets.

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