The Royal Air Force Air Cadets are heavily involved every year supporting The Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT), from making the 'Green Cone' road to marking out tent sites. With no RIAT, this year’s Virtual Air Tattoo gives the Air Cadets the chance to showcase their many other activities, of which learning to fly is just one. RAF content continues throughout the evening on Twitch.tv/RAFVGEA/ | Royal Air Force

The winners of a Royal Air Force Air Cadets competition to build an RAF Station of the Future in Minecraft have been announced. See the winning entry below, and read the full story, including an interview with the Air Cadet who made it, here: https://bit.ly/3GVMUiA 1099 Worsley Air Cadets 236 Bollington Squadron Air Cadets 58 Squadron - Harrogate Air Cadets | Royal Air Force Air Cadets

Let’s dive a bit deeper into the Bronze Fieldcraft Syllabus! HQAC Training Development Team | Royal Air Force Air Cadets

✈️Flying Friday✈️ Here’s a flashback to when five cadets from 868 (Mirfield) and 1053 (Armthorpe) Squadrons, Air Training Corps (ATC), flew the first flying training sorties for many months following the suspension of the face to face training because of COVID 19 at RAF Syerston with 644 Volunteer Gliding Squadron (VGS) | Royal Air Force Air Cadets

Royal Air Force Air Cadets from Trent Wing Air Cadets gathered at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission plot in Scopwick Church Burial Ground last weekend to remember those Commonwealth air force personnel who died during the Second World War. This includes Pilot Officer John Gillespie Magee, who is buried in the plot, with his headstone bearing a line from his famous poem: “Oh I have slipped the surly bonds of earth... Put out my hand and touched the face of God”. Read more about the event, he

👀 Here’s a snapshot into the new Blue Fieldcraft Syllabus! 👇 HQAC Training Development Team *Update* Revised video uploaded with captions. | Royal Air Force Air Cadets