C Coy Cadets were presented with Cap Badges,Tee-Shirts &Boonie hats as a mark of gratitude from Royal Australian Army Cadets OC and cadets of 122 McKay region Queensland for participating in a Special ANZAC day remembrance event in 2022 in Lurgan. #cadets1ni @CCOY1NIACF @RFCANI
Congratulations C Company cadets on your achievements a busy year with volunteering 🌲 tree planting clean ups an absolute bonus for environment sustainably @ArmyCadetsUK@SO1TrgHQCadets @
Our training centre on the doorstep of Magilligan Point Nature Reserve, one of the largest sand dune systems in the British Isles. skylarks dotted with wild flowers.Cadets & Adult volunteers are taught to respect training areas & the ecosystems within.image credit MM
C Coy laid a wreath today on behalf of 122 McKay region, Australian Army Cadets in Queensland, to remember an Australian soldier who was originally from Northern Ireland and is buried in Lurgan, County Armagh, on the eve of ANZAC day.
2022 @2ndIrish flag will take Pride of place C Coy HQ Lowfield Camp Ballymena Testament to bonds forged between 🇨🇦 2912 Sudbury Irish Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps and 1st (NI) Bn cadets & Adult Volunteers Virtually online over two years
"Fíor go bás"
"Faugh- a ballagh"
December’s Cadet of the Month
"The sky's the limit for Morgan"
Morgan Nicolls, a 15 year old Army Cadet in Ballymena Detachment, gives a donation of over £1600 to a representative of Forces charity SSAFA, after her charity Sky.