Didcot Squadron on Saturday the 14th of December celebrated another successful year with our cadets’ achieving awards and receiving certificates for completed training courses.
2410 (Didcot) Squadron is a vibrant squadron seeking adventure and challenge whether its aviation, adventure training or sports. Our motto Pressunt quia posse vicleutur which translates to 'We achieve through ability' speaks volumes, as we offer a broad and varied training programme with opportunities for young people to take part in challenging, interesting and fun activities as members of the Royal Air Force Air Cadets.
Didcot Squadron on Saturday the 14th of December celebrated another successful year with our cadets’ achieving awards and receiving certificates for completed training courses.
2410 Didcot Squadron participating in the Thames Valley Wing Bowling competition held at RAF Brize Norton, Although not winning the competition our cadets had a great time competing with cadets from other squadrons.
Its not all work at Didcot Squadron to mark Halloween and the end of a busy summer we held a Halloween party with prizes for the best costumes.
Didcot Squadron spent the day learning how to use personal and team equipment ready for the 2024 Adventure Training season which will include weekend and week long multi activity adventure training camps as well as undertaking Bronze and Silver Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme expeditions.
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
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
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