We hope you enjoy looking through all of the activities on offer to aviation and aerospace inspired young people throughout Oxfordshire and Berkshire.
We are sure that you will be interested in joining our team whether it is as a cadet or as an adult volunteer.
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Cadets and adult volunteers from Sector 3 met up to spend a summers evening playing sports and learning teamwork.
Well done to Cdt Warden, Cdt Okwesili and Cdt Dimond for receiving their first class Classification with the RAF Air Cadets.
Cadets from 966 Wallingford Squadron visited Wallingford Fire Station and met the retained firefighters and learned about fire prevention, what to do in the event of a fire and all about the roles of firefighters in Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service.
Cadets from 2410 Didcot Squadron spent the evening playing tag rugby
Last night we said happy birthday and goodbye to Cadet Warrant Officer Dwight as he has now reached the age of 20 and is now moving to 2121 Abingdon Squadron as an Adult volunteer.
2410 Didcot Squadron has a mascot called Nigel. He has now adopted a jet setting lifestyle as Cadets and Adult Volunteers help him travel the world. H has just sent his first message from Hong Kong, thanks to hitching a lift with CI Dee! We think he’s quite happy!
2410 Sqn OC and cadets represented Thames Valley Wing and the RAF Air Cadets at the annual Oxfordshire Armed Forces Day Flag Raising.
Cadets were busy at 966 (Wallingford) Sqn, completing their Radio Operator Course! Cadets learnt about the phonetic alphabet, radio procedures and how radios work!
On Friday the 2nd of June 1861 Wantage Squadron and 2121 Abingdon Squadron visited RAF Brize Norton and had a super time visiting departments of the station ranging from Air Movements Operations to Air Traffic Control to being shown around transport aircraft based at RAF Brize Norton. Continue reading
Cadets and adult volunteers from 2410 Didcot Squadron attended the annual commemoration of the D-Day airlift from RAF Harwell where aircraft from No 38 Group transported glider borne troops as part of the D-Day invasion and liberation of France in World War II.