Aims of the Australian Air Force Cadets (AAFC)
The aim of the Australian Defence Force Cadets, which includes the AAFC i s:
“By predominantly voluntary effort, to better equip young people for community life by fostering initiatives, leadership, discipline and loyalty through training programmes which are also designed to stimulate an interest in a particular arm of the Defence Force.â€
From this, the following specific aims have been developed:
* To give cadets a foundation of Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) knowledge and discipline;
* To develop qualities of leadership, self-reliance and initiative;
* To develop character and good citizenship in the widest sense;
* To develop an interest in the RAAF and aviation generally;
* To instil a knowledge of aviation history; and
* To encourage cadets to continue an active interest in aviation into their adult life.
Well what i'm saying is , for all you no lifers and gamers that sit on your ass all day playing virtual reality games, this is a chance to experience LIFE>
My brother started Air force cadets 2 years ago at the age of 14, He is now going to be my commander when I join in Febuary.
Within the two years that he has been part of the cadets he has learnt some amazing things.
In june he will be applying for his Commercial pilots license. Which is great for him.
Air force cadets isn't like the Actual Army or Air Force, if there is a war you won't be called out and good thing is nearly everyone on sythe is eligible for Air force cadets.
AFC is usually only once a week with a special meeting cermony etc every month.
I'm really looking forward to it , We get to learn to fly, We learn allot about History ( Not the romeo and Julliet crap) But the planes. The guns and allot more.
Parachuting is even part of the Cadets.
This is where it seperates the Men from the children.
Test your skills in realistic flight Simulators or even, Get a career in Flight Control.
The Air Force Cadets has plenty of activities to keep you interested. You'll not only learn about aviation and how to fly, but also skills you can take away and use in your everyday life.
Field Navigation Skills
Sharp Shooting
Abesailing
Rock Climbing
Parachuting
Powered Flight Training
Gliding
Camps on Air Force Bases.
International Cadet Exchange Camps.
This isn't an ordinary Scouting group, its THE AIR FORCE CADETS.
So ill be joining it in February , anyone that wants more info.. GOOGLE IS THE ANSWER.
Anyone in brisbane australia, should join the Cleveland AIR Force Cadets.
Its the largest Battilion in Australia. With over 600 cadets.
The aim of the Australian Defence Force Cadets, which includes the AAFC i s:
“By predominantly voluntary effort, to better equip young people for community life by fostering initiatives, leadership, discipline and loyalty through training programmes which are also designed to stimulate an interest in a particular arm of the Defence Force.â€
From this, the following specific aims have been developed:
* To give cadets a foundation of Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) knowledge and discipline;
* To develop qualities of leadership, self-reliance and initiative;
* To develop character and good citizenship in the widest sense;
* To develop an interest in the RAAF and aviation generally;
* To instil a knowledge of aviation history; and
* To encourage cadets to continue an active interest in aviation into their adult life.
Well what i'm saying is , for all you no lifers and gamers that sit on your ass all day playing virtual reality games, this is a chance to experience LIFE>
My brother started Air force cadets 2 years ago at the age of 14, He is now going to be my commander when I join in Febuary.
Within the two years that he has been part of the cadets he has learnt some amazing things.
In june he will be applying for his Commercial pilots license. Which is great for him.
Air force cadets isn't like the Actual Army or Air Force, if there is a war you won't be called out and good thing is nearly everyone on sythe is eligible for Air force cadets.
AFC is usually only once a week with a special meeting cermony etc every month.
I'm really looking forward to it , We get to learn to fly, We learn allot about History ( Not the romeo and Julliet crap) But the planes. The guns and allot more.
Parachuting is even part of the Cadets.
This is where it seperates the Men from the children.
Test your skills in realistic flight Simulators or even, Get a career in Flight Control.
The Air Force Cadets has plenty of activities to keep you interested. You'll not only learn about aviation and how to fly, but also skills you can take away and use in your everyday life.
Field Navigation Skills
Sharp Shooting
Abesailing
Rock Climbing
Parachuting
Powered Flight Training
Gliding
Camps on Air Force Bases.
International Cadet Exchange Camps.
This isn't an ordinary Scouting group, its THE AIR FORCE CADETS.
So ill be joining it in February , anyone that wants more info.. GOOGLE IS THE ANSWER.
Anyone in brisbane australia, should join the Cleveland AIR Force Cadets.
Its the largest Battilion in Australia. With over 600 cadets.