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Become an RAF air cadet with 2071 Stamford Squadron




Potential pilots and secondary school children looking for fun can have a taste of the high life with a cadets group.

The Royal Air Force cadets is a training ground for those who want to join the RAF later in life, or to work in the aviation industry.

It’s also a place people aged 12 and upwards can take part in a range of activities and experiences to broaden their horizons and meet other young people.

The air cadets is open to boys and girls aged 12 (and in Year 8) up to aged 17
The air cadets is open to boys and girls aged 12 (and in Year 8) up to aged 17

2071 Stamford Squadron, which meets at the cadet hut off Sandringham Close, PE9 1HL, is holding an open evening on Wednesday (April 2) from 7.10pm to 8.50pm, when children and parents can come along to ask questions and find out more.

Then, on Wednesday, April 9, there will be a taster night at the cadet hut, from 6.55pm until 9.05pm.

2071 (Stamford) Squadron on parade with members of the Royal Air Force
2071 (Stamford) Squadron on parade with members of the Royal Air Force

Cadets can begin aged 12 so long as they are in Year 8 at school. Teenagers continue to be eligible to join until their 17th birthday.

For more information email oc.2071@rafac.mod.gov.uk



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