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Dorset Cadet Challenge Teams 2009
2nd Place - Dorset Cadet Challenge (Female)
2nd Place - Joint Services Trophy
The Air Training
Corps
Welcome
to the Air Cadets - 'The Next Generation'.
Cadets in the Air Training Corps
(ATC) are enjoying flying, gliding, going on camps,
taking part in all kinds of action, adventure and
sports. It’s great fun too, with the opportunity
to enjoy an enviable social life and make many
new friends.
How far are YOU from having
a good time?
Air Cadets, aged 13 to 21, and
their supporting staff get the opportunity to participate
in a large range of stimulating and rewarding activities.
Where else could you learn to fly aerobatics, visit
Royal Air Force Stations, tour foreign countries,
play sports from local to International level,
learn the skills to lead expeditions, become a
target shooting marksman, gain your Duke of Edinburgh's
Awards, canoe through white water, assist your
community, join a band, learn aviation subjects,
go caving, parachute, climb, sail, ski...? These
and much more are readily available to you as a
member of the Air Cadet Organization, whether you
are a cadet or staff member.
2391
(Parkstone) Squadron parades on Monday
and Thursday evenings,
from 1930
hours to 2145 hours.
The Squadron is open to both
males and females between the ages of 13
and 17 on joining.
Contact Information
Too old to be a cadet maybe; but never too old to help.
Come and talk to us as we always need adult volunteer staff who can bring new ideas and skills to the Squadron
Click here for more information
This internet site does
not represent any official view of the Air Training
Corps, Royal Air Force or Ministry of Defence.
It is intended only to provide information on
and about the activities of 2391 (Parkstone)
Squadron.
All information
on this Web site is copyright ©2005 by
2391 (Parkstone) Squadron, Air Training Corps
or the Air Cadet Organisation. Photos are Copyright ©
2005 by 2391 (Parkstone) Squadron.
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