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  1. Top 3 Multi-Tools for Cadets: Versatile and Budget-Friendly

    Top 3 Multi-Tools for Cadets: Versatile and Budget-Friendly
    As a cadet, you're expected to be prepared for all kinds of situations, from simple tasks like setting up camp to more complex challenges during field exercises. Having a reliable multi-tool for cadets is an essential part of being ready for anything. These compact and versatile gadgets combine multiple functions into one tool, saving space in your kit while ensuring...
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  2. Exploring Tangier Wood: A Prime Location for Cadet Training

    Exploring Tangier Wood: A Prime Location for Cadet Training
    With traditional military training grounds being used to prepare Ukrainian soldiers, finding a suitable location for cadet training has become increasingly challenging. That’s where Tangier Wood comes in. We had the opportunity to visit this fantastic training facility near Crowborough, and it’s clear why it has become a go-to destination for cadet forces. Offering bespoke training packages across its 10-acre...
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  3. Why Joining the Cadet Forces is Beneficial for Your Child: A Parent's Guide

    Why Joining the Cadet Forces is Beneficial for Your Child: A Parent's Guide
    The decision to encourage your child to join the Cadet Forces can be life-changing. Backed by research from the University of Northampton, it's clear that participating in cadet programmes offers numerous benefits, especially for those facing economic and social challenges. In this guide, we’ll explore how becoming a cadet can positively impact your child’s education, career prospects, and overall wellbeing...
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  4. Essential Cadet Kit List: Must-Have Gear for Every New Recruit

    Essential Cadet Kit List: Must-Have Gear for Every New Recruit
    Starting your journey as a cadet can be both exciting and overwhelming. Whether you're joining the Army Cadet Force (ACF) or another cadet organisation, having the right gear from the get-go is crucial. To help you prepare, we’ve compiled a list of the essential cadet kit you’ll need to succeed during training, field exercises, and beyond. From sturdy army cadet...
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  5. Army Cadet Force: An Introduction

    Army Cadet Force: An Introduction
    The following extract is from the Cadet Pocket Book 2024 Edition. Dedicated to Major John Hobbis Harris (1927-2015) Original author and creator of the Cadet's Pocket Book. INTRODUCTION The first Cadet Pocket Book, written by John Harris, was published in 1981 and was designed to help cadets and Cadet Force Adult Volunteers (CFAVs) get the most out of their time...
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  6. East Midlands UOTC Winter Ball Raises Funds for the Army Benevolent Fund

    East Midlands UOTC Winter Ball Raises Funds for the Army Benevolent Fund
    Every year East Midlands UOTC hosts a Winter Ball where Staff and Officer Cadets alike can relax, socialise and celebrate the festive season. For OCdts in the Junior (Badajoz) Company, it is their first experience of military dinners and the formalities that come along with them, such as speeches, toasts and many other long-standing traditions. As well as being a...
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  7. South East London ACF goes to South Africa

    South East London ACF goes to South Africa
    By L/Cpl Amiche from 94 Cadet Det RRF and L/Cpl Hemsley 77 Cadet Det RIFLES As part of the Army Cadet Force, we have been offered many opportunities for incredible experiences. till, they seem to pale in comparison to the expedition to South Africa that we, a group of 24 cadets and 6 adults, shall undertake this August . As...
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  8. New Army Cadet Force Museum launches major appeal for exhibits

    New Army Cadet Force Museum launches major appeal for exhibits
    For the first time in the history of the Army Cadet Force a National ACF Museum is being created at Octavia Hill’s Birthplace House in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. The ACF Museum is being created as a project in conjunction with ACCTA, Regional Command along with Col (Rtd) Mark Knight MBE DL and CSgt Tim Scargill, Sussex ACF. The museum will bring...
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  9. New British Army Crowned Cap Badges

    New British Army Crowned Cap Badges
    The British Army's cap badges have long been a symbol of heritage and tradition. However, a significant update has recently been made to the design of these badges, marking the beginning of a new era. The latest images of the redesigned British Army Crowned Cap Badges have been released, showcasing the King's Crown (Tudor Crown), which is set to replace...
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  10. 354 (Dover) Squadron Annual Formal Inspection and Presentation Evening

    354 (Dover) Squadron Annual Formal Inspection and Presentation Evening
    The Squadron has seen some significant changes in the last 18 months. As with most Squadron’s the pandemic was hard.  Cadets was shut down and moved online for virtual training. Many cadets left the organisation due to this and the Squadron’s numbers plummeted. In September 2021 the Squadron got a new Squadron Commander. At the point of taking command, the...
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