RAF Halton hosted the first RAFAC National-level music camp for two years. Nearly 60 cadet musicians were in training for an appearance at 2026’s Birmingham International Tattoo; an appearance that will mark the Air Training Corps’ 85th anniversary. After two days dedicated to music and drill training it was time for a day away from rehearsals with a visit to Windsor Castle. This was no ordinary visit though. On 28 October, the castle was closed to the public because of investiture ceremonies be

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Former RAF Air Cadet Emma Wolstenholme can now add "World record breaker" to her titles after competing the GB Row challenge in an astounding 44 days, smashing the previous record despite a weather delay early on. We caught up with her on her victorious return to London. | Royal Air Force Air Cadets

✈️New year... new challenge ? ✈️ The RAF Air Cadets has exciting opportunities for adult volunteers. Do you want to help young people, learn new skills and have fun...? Are you aged 20 ? See https://www.raf.mod.uk/aircadets/ for more information. | Royal Air Force Air Cadets

Meet Our Cadets: The Journey Continues Next up, meet Flight Sergeant Keelie Cadby from 2504 (Fordbridge) Squadron, who applied for the International Air Cadet Exchange (IACE). In her video, FS Cadby reflects on how her time in the Royal Air Force Air Cadets has helped her grow in confidence and develop strong communication skills. She shares how cadets have pushed her out of her comfort zone, enabling her to engage more confidently with others and take on new challenges. Keep an eye on our page

12K views · 527 reactions | Ever wanted to know what it takes to join the Royal Air Force? Over the past 8 weeks Royal Air Force Halton has provided behind the scenes action on what the 10-week Basic Recruit Training course looks like, from arrival to graduation. Catch the last 2 episodes on the Royal Air Force Halton page next week or check out the full series on our Youtube channel here: https://bit.ly/3xLFE59 | Royal Air Force | Facebook

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