Welcome to HQ North Region Air Training Corps

The North Region of the Air Training Corps encompasses all of Northern England from a line joining the Mersey and the Humber up to the Scottish Border.

Most towns within that area have an ATC unit and there are about 6500 air cadets in the 170 North Region Squadrons. It's aim is to provide a stimulating, exciting and challenging training programme which ensures that all cadets achieve their full potential.

Success may come in many different ways including academics, sport, athletics, flying, gliding, skiing, adventure training, leadership training and in the Duke of Edinburgh Award. The ATC motto is Venture - Adventure and it will always be the aim of the North Region to live up to that ideal.


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News from North Region

Gala On The Green - 10 July 2009 RAF Linton-on-Ouse

 

Once again RAF Linton-on-Ouse is holding the Gala on the Green event on Friday 10 July 2009. Gates Open: 6pm - Commences: 7pm  Music By RAF College Cranwell Swing Band Supported bySteel Expressions Steel Band & Air Cadets Brass Band.  

 

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Former Cadet graduates in presence of the Queen

In August 2008, Acting Pilot Officer Luke Smith RAF was a Cadet Warrant Officer with 1324 (Hawker Blackburn) Sqn, ATC. He was just over a week into the “Everest 08” expedition, which was organised by the RFCA and HSY ACF, when he received the news that his application into the Flying Branch of the Royal Air Force had been successful. His  graduation took place on Thursday the 28th May in the presence of HM the Queen and HRH the Duke of Edinburgh. 

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The Air Training Corps

The Air Training Corps is a voluntary youth organization supported by the Royal Air Force. It is open to anyone aged 13 to 17. The ATC is one of the country's premier youth organizations and the world's largest youth air training organization. The Cadets are supported by a volunteer Staff and Civilian Committee Members.

Your local Squadron within North Region is always looking for new people to join, be it as a cadet, volunteer staff or as a member of a Squadrons Civilian Committee. Why not see where your nearest Squadron is and see how you could get involved?

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