FAMOUS
CADETS
After many years
of fun, travel and flying with the Air Cadets, many people have
proceeded to go on and make great achievements in their life. A
quick look at who was once an Air Cadet and you will see why.
From Actors
to Astronauts, Athletes to Pop Stars, Air Officers and Pilots, this
list is neither definitive nor exhaustive….
- Flight
Sergeant Arthur Aaron VC
- Alister
Allen - British Commonwealth & Olympic Small
Bore Champion
- Air
Marshal Sir John Allison - former Chief of Staff, Deputy
Commander-in-Chief STC
- David
Blakey - HM Inspector of Constabulary
- The
late Danny Blanchflower - Footballer
- Anna
Jackson - member of the GB women's wheelchair basketball
team, competed at 1998 and 2002 World Championships, won
bronze at 1999 and 2003 European champs and competed at
the Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games also an AWO with 1074 (Ellesmere
Port).
- Johanne
Brekke, Gold Medallist at 2002
Commonwealth Games
- The
late Richard Burton - Actor
- Geoff
Capes - Olympic Shotputter, Weightlifter and "Strongest
Man in the World"
- John
Conteh - Champion boxer -
7F (1st City of Liverpool) Squadron
- Timothy
Dalton - Actor - James Bond
- Eric
Dancer - Lord Lieutenant of Devon & Managing Director
of Dartington Glass
- Air
Chief Marshal Sir John Gingell - former Black Rod
- Air
Chief Marshal Sir Michael Graydon - former Chief of Staff
- Robson
Green - Actor (861 (Wideopen) Sqn until 1983)
- Bill
Griffiths - Deputy Assistant Commissioner, Director of Crime
Management (Metropolitan Police),
New Scotland Yard
- Raymund
Herincx - Opera Singer
- Air
Chief Marshal Sir Richard Johns - former Chief of Staff
- Brian
Jones - Record breaking round-the-world balloonist
- Riz
Khan - CNN news international anchor and journalist
- Admiral
Sir Raymond Lygo - Managing Director British Aerospace
- Wg
Cdr Simon Meade - Former Leader of the Red Arrows
- Simon
McCorkindale - Actor/producer
- Flight
Sergeant Arthur Aaron VC
- Alister
Allen - British Commonwealth & Olympic
Small Bore Champion
- Laura
Trevellian - BBC Parliamentary Correspondent
- John
Fortune - Actor
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Flt Lt
Alex Coomber - Bronze medallist at 2002 Winter Olympics
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- Len
Deighton - Author
- Roger
Dowers - Chief Superintendent Derbyshire Police
- His
Grace The Duke of Rutland
- Neil
Fox (Foxy) - Capital FM radio DJ
- John
W Fozard - Led Harrier design team British Aerospace,
President of RAC
- Patrick
Moore, astronomer and author
- Barry
Moss FRGS - Chairman of the British Chapter of the
Explores Club
- Michael
Nicholson - News reporter for ITN
- Gary
Numan - Popstar and aviator
- Sir
Paul Nurse - 2001 Nobel Prize for Medicine (CCF (RAF)
cadet)
- Bill
Pertwee - Actor
Sir
Ralph Robins - Chairman of Rolls Royce
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Linford Christie - World Champion athlete, (336
(Hammersmith) Sqn, 1978)
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