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Cumbria Army Cadet Force is pleased to announce the appointment of Colonel Alaistair Richmond as its new Commandant.
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Bavaria Gold DofE Expedition 🇩🇪
And they're finished! 19 @ArmyCadetsUK have completed their Gold @DofE expedition⛰️⛺🎒
A challenge but an exceptional and outstanding achievement for them all👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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Cumbria ACF entered the North West Target Rifle Competition at Altcar. The A team won Silver, A and B team also won silver medals. Cpl Williamson won silver in the individual ACF shot. @ArmyCadetsUK@ctt_nw @RegColCdts_HQNW @CENWRFCA
1/2 WOW what 10 days we've had! Head over to our website to find out all about the successful visit of Antigua and Barbuda National Cadet Corps.
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1/3 Today, marked the last day of the exchange programme here in Cumbria. The Cadets and Adult Volunteers departed Carlisle Castle to travel to the home of the UK Army Cadets, Frimley Park. They will be spending the night there before travelling to Gatwick to fly back to Antigua.
2/3 We would like to say a special thank you to HQ 51 Brigade, Historic Environment Scotland and Maj Archibald for access to Edinburgh Castle and the informative tour. The opportunity for the cadets to stand behind the 1 o'clock gun fire, was an experience they will never forget.
1/2Today Her Excellency Karen Mae Hill, High Commissioner for Antigua and Barbuda to the Court of St James’ visited Cumbria ACF who were visiting Edinburgh Castle with the RSM and Cadets from Antigua and Barbuda national Cadet Corps,
1/4 Today saw the conclusion of the Fieldcraft Training Exercise at RAF Spadeadam and all Cadets returned to Carlisle Castle. Unfortunately for them, their return to base meant the beginning of the dreaded weapon cleaning tasks!
3/4 Cumbria ACF also received sincere thanks for the training and activities they have been involved with during their visit from ABNCC and were presented with gifts.
1/4 Today, Cadets from CACF and ABNCC have been continuing their Fieldcraft Training Exercise at RAF Spadeadam. They woke this morning, following their first night out in their harbour area. It was a chilly night but all were in good spirits this morning after a warm breakfast.
3/4 At lunchtime they received a visit from the Easter Bunny, also known as SMI Harrison! He brought Easter eggs, which went down a treat!
The cadets then moved on to a fighting patrol where they were given orders to carry out a mission to locate and destroy enemy forces.