Didcot Squadron was visited by Natelle Buklanov a professional school photographer who took photos of our cadets in both blue and ‘green’ uniforms as well as in groups such as the squadron cadet NCO team
Yearly Archives: 2023
Wallingford Mayors Cadet
Congratulations to Cadet Corporal Clarke who became this years Mayor of Wallingford Cadet
Cadets attend Battle of Britain Service
Squadrons from Sector 3 (Thame, Wallingford, Wantage, Abingdon, and Didcot) participated in the RAFA Battle of Britain Commemorative service at St Peter and St Paul Church in Wantage on Sunday 17th of September as part of events across the UK to mark the Battle of Britain. Continue reading
Gliding at RAF Little Rissington
During the Summer cadets from 966 Wallingford. 1861 Wantage, 2121 Abingdon and 2410 Didcot Squadron spent the day at RAF Little Rissington gliding. Continue reading
Cadets from Didcot Squadron enjoy flight sim at Buckinghamshire Show
Two cadets from 2410 Didcot Squadron enjoying the flight simulator at the Buckinghamshire Show. Well done all who volunteered to make the event a success.
Wallingford help at Wallingford Castle Gardens concert
It’s been a busy weekend at 966 Wallingford Squadron! On Sunday, the Squadron provided refreshments in Wallingford Castle Gardens, for ‘The Cover buoys’ concert.
CyberFirst Adventurers Course at Wallingford
It’s been a busy weekend at 966 Wallingford Sqn! On Saturday, the Sqn held a CyberFirst Adventurers Course, where cadets learnt about data, and being digital detectives. Continue reading
Adventure Training week for Abingdon Squadron
Cadets from 2121 Abingdon Squadron spent the week in North Wales hiking, rock climbing and canoeing, all under the supervision of their mascot Cadet Bear. Continue reading
Awards and Certificates for Newbury Squadron
Congratulations to everyone who was awarded trophies and received certificates at our 2023 awards ceremony.
Thames Valley Wing Road Marching Team at Nijmegen
Well done to the Thames Valley Wing Road Marching Team who successfully completed the Nijmegen March last week. They covered a total of 100miles over 4 days. Prior to the marches they got to fly in a C-17, paid their respects at the Arnhem Battle cemetery and visit the Oesterbeek Airborne Museum. Continue reading