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Hey. If you are here then you are probably a Cadet from either 225 or 186. If you are not you might not find any of this stuff remotely relevent or useful, so why don't you leave!
Right, the idea of this "site" is to act as an online web database about a wide range of ATC and cadet related material. Hopefully, it will continue to grow (so watch this space) and grow until it is masssive. Well, sort of massive, no bigger than 25mb because thats all the webspace I have on this server, unless I decide to move it of course. Anyway, here it is. Oh yeah, it ain't really in any order at the moment, will be sorted asap. Any ideas on a decent interface for this site?
If you have anything you wanna add to this or if you have any questions mail it to me.
This document covers how to bull shoes and boots and also contains a brief description of ATC rules and regs on the matter.
To download the file right click on the icon and (if you are using Explorer) select "Save Target As".
If you have Explorer 5+ and a copy of Word 97 or 2000 you can just click the icon and the file should open.
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First Class |
Leading |
Senior |
Staff |
| Map reading | Basic navigation | Air navigation | Pilot navigation |
| History of flight | Principles of flight | Propulsion | Airframes |
| Airmanship I | Airmanship II | Aircraft handling | Operational Flying |
| Basic Radio Comms | Advanced Radio and Radar | Satellite comms |
Corporal is the first NCO (Non-Commisioned Officer) rank Cadets are able to Obtain. Promotion to Corporal takes an average of two years but it can be much more or much less. A Corporal is referred to as a Junior NCO (JNCO) and acts as a liason between the Cadets and the Senior NCO's (SNCO's). Promotion to Corporal is made by the Squadron commander, in consultation with the other members of adult staff. Selection for Corporal is made totally on merit and not on classification.
Corporals should be able to:Besides the above, Cadet Corporals are also expected to have a knowledge of the role and organisation of their Squadron, the ATC and RAf and their history. They should have some knowledge of various types of aircraft currently in service with the RAF. Cadet Corporals should keep up-to-date with the regulations published in Air Cadet Routine Orders, Wing Routine Orders and any local orders issued by their Squadron Commander, particularly where these may affect the Cadets in their care.
The basic criteria needed to receive the various awards:
| Bronze | Silver | Gold |
| Start between 14-23 | Start between 15-23 | Start between 16-23 |
| Service
Chose one form of service and train and/or give practical service to others over 3 months. Examples Community Service, First Aid, Care for Animals, Life Saving, and many others. |
Service
Chose one form of service and train and/or give practical service to others over 6 months. Examples Conservation, Child Care, Road Safety, and many others. |
Service
Chose one form of service and train and/or give practical service to others of at least 12 months. Examples Community service, lifesaving, mountain leadership, welfare, youth service training, and many others. |
| Expeditions
After basic training including one practice journey, plan and carry out a two day venture in normal country including one night camping. Complete an expedition covering a minimum of 24
km (15 miles) on foot. |
Expeditions
After basic training including two practice journeys (one if you have your bronze), plan and carry out a three day venture in unfamiliar country including two nights camping. Expedition - Complete an expedition covering a
minimum of 48 km (30 miles) on foot. |
Expeditions
After basic training including three practice journeys (one if you have your silver), plan and carry out a four day venture in wild country including three nights camping. Expedition - Complete an expedition covering a
minimum of 80 km (50 miles) on foot. |
| Skills
Choose a hobby or topic to study or some other leisure interest; follow it regularly for six months and improve your skill or knowledge. Examples Aquarium Keeping, cookery, marksmanship,
woodwork, billiards and snooker. |
Skills
Choose a hobby or topic to study or some other leisure interest; follow it regularly for 12 months (six months if you have your bronze) and improve your skill or knowledge. Examples Boat building, birdwatching, money matters,
playing a musical instument. |
Skills
Choose a hobby or topic to study or some other leisure interest; follow it regularly for 18 months (12 months if you have your Silver) and improve your skill or knowledge. You can if necessary change your choice during this period. Examples Moto cycles, fishing, fashion, drama.
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| Physical
Recreation
Take up a physical activity for at least six weeks, reach a given standard or show improvement. Examples Athletics, dancing, yoga, swimming, keep fit,
physical achievement. |
Physical
Recreation
Take up a physical activity for at least six weeks, reach a given standard or show improvement. Examples Archery, cycling, judo, team games, diving,
trampolining. |
Physical
Recreation
Take up a physical activity for at least six weeks, reach a certified standard or show improved performance. Examples Squash, underwater swimming, weight lifting,
water skiing |
| Residential
Project
Only needed at gold |
Residential
Project
Only needed at gold |
Residential
Project
Undertake a purposeful enterprise involving volutary service or training away from home over a period of at least five days. |
Put this in 'cause its useful to staff cadets.
| HQ ATC Scotland & Northern Ireland Region | (0131) 3320144 |
| Aberdeen & North East Scotland Wing | (01224) 586443 |
| Dundee & Central Scotland Wing | (01382) 462145 |
| Edinburgh & South Scotland Wing | (0131) 3322334 |
| Glasgow & West Scotland Wing | (0141) 3391077 |
| Highland Wing | (01667) 453232 |
| Northern Ireland Wing | (01232) 739030 Ext 49146 |
| HQ ATC Northern Region | (01347) 848261 Ext 7461 |
| Durham & Northumberland Wing | (0191) 2131919 |
| Central & East Yorks Wing | (01347)848261 Ext 7425 |
| West Riding Wing | (01274) 667209 |
| Cumbria & North Lancashire Wing | (01772) 260752 |
| East Cheshire & South Manchester Wing | (0161) 4408888 Ext 7541 |
| East Lancashire | (0161) 7642686 Ext 8152 |
| South Yorkshire | (01977) 604691 |
| HQ ATC Central & East Region | (01462) 851515 Ext 7289 |
| Bedfordshire & Cambridgeshire Wing | (01223) 240160 |
| Lincolnshire Wing | (01562) 323308 Ext 7580 |
| Hertfordshire & Bucks Wing | (01296) 623535 Ext 6435 |
| Norfolk & Suffolk Wing | (01603) 427575 |
| South Midlands Wing | (01780) 720153 Ext 7479 |
| East Midlands Wing | (01400) 261201 Ext 4110 |
| Warwick & Birmingham Wing | (01926) 642585 |
| HQ ATC London & South East Region | (0181) 8452300 Ext 7278 |
| Kent Wing | (01622) 754188 |
| London Wing | (0171) 7301159 |
| Middlesex Wing | (01895) 237144 Ext 6226 |
| Surrey Wing | (0181) 5424893 Ext 6462 |
| Sussex Wing | (01323) 899900 |
| West Essex Wing | (01992) 523161 |
| East Essex Wing | (01799) 521447 |
| HQ ATC Wales & West Region | (01920) 372393 Ext 7005 |
| No 1 Welsh Wing | (01222) 591242 |
| No 2 Welsh Wing | (01745) 350965 |
| No 3 Welsh Wing | (01792) 405912 |
| West Mercian Wing | (01902) 377211 |
| Staffordshire Wing | (01785) 223161 Ext 7254 |
| Merseyside Wing | (017048) 72287 Ext 7246 |
| HQ ATC South West Region | (01934) 822131 Ext 7485 |
| Bristol & Gloucestershire Wing | (01452) 722931 |
| Devonshire Wing | (01392) 75173 |
| Dorset & Wilts Wing | (01980) 622014 Ext 3251 |
| Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wing | (01329) 843391 |
| Somerset Wing | (01823) 272026 |
| Plymouth & Cornwall Wing | (01637) 877379 |
| Thames Valley Wing | (01235) 555420 Ext 3564 |
This .zip file contains a number of useful pictures I have used a lot in ATC sites. They are available all over the net, but is sooo much easier just to download the file!
Click the pic to download.