192 Sqn Remembrance Parade 2011 
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2011-11-22 14:17:58
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182 (North Trafford) Sqn support 2011 RAF Wings Appeal and Battle of Britain Parade
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2011-11-07 10:46:09
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182 Sqn Presentation Evening 2011
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2011-07-14 14:26:32
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182 Sqn 70th Anniversary Parade
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2011-07-14 14:25:49
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182 Sqn Continuity Drill - Presentation Evening 2011
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2011-07-14 14:25:05
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182 Sqn's YouTube Channel
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2011-07-14 14:24:27
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218 Rotherham Squadron Promotional Video HD
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2011-07-14 14:24:06
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Summer Camp 2011 - RAF Scampton
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2011-07-14 14:23:03
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Central & East Yorkshire Wing ATC Sunday Parade 2011 - Passing the Saluting Point No.3 Flight led by the band of 1224 (Wharfedale) Squadron passing the various dignitaries outside Mansion House during the ATC Sunday parade in York to mark the 70th anniversary of the formation of the Air Training Corps. www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites.
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2011-02-11 09:02:12
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Highland Cathedral outside York Minster 1224 (Wharfedale) Squadron performing Highland Cathedral outside York Minster at the parade and ceremony to mark the 70th anniversary of the formation of the Air Training Corps. www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites.
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2011-02-11 08:59:07
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ATC Sunday Parade York Sun 6 Feb 11 The start of the Central and East Yorkshire Wing ATC Sunday parade to mark the 70th anniversary of the formation of the Air Training Corps. www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites.
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2011-02-11 08:56:31
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The parade marched from Clifford's Tower to York Minster to take part in a service to mark the ATC's 70th Birthday.
The band leading the first Flight was the Massed Band of Central and East Yorkshire Wing
The band leading the second Flight was the 110 (City of York) Sqn band.
The band leading the third and final Flight was the band of 1224 (Wharfedale) Sqn (with a little help from 23 (South Elmsall) Sqn).
1224 wharfedale Ensemble National Band comp 2009 www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites
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2009-12-05 14:37:17
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Held at RAF Halton this was our contribution to the ensemble section. Starting off with ma ma mia with Nina Wingate on the Glock then Dan Connor on Alto Sax joined by Ben Connor Clarinet, Rhys Leighton and Tom Smith Trumpet, Jamie Partovi percussion, Sam White lead Guitar, Tom St. John Bass and David Atkinson Kit! We came a respectable 2nd in the corps and cant wait to go back next year and win the lot!!!
For more information or to book us email wharfedale_1224@live.com
1855 (Royton) Sqn Band - Air Cadets National Champions 2009/2010 On Sunday 29th November 2009, Cadets from 1855 (Royton) Squadron took part in the National Marching Band Championship for the Air Training Corps. at RAF Halton in Aylesbury. The competition is the culmination of 12 months hard work by the Squadron who were representing the North of England and competing against other units from all over the United Kingdom. The Squadron hit a high note when they were crowned as champions and awarded the title of ‘National Marching Band’. See the video of the award winning performance. www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites.
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2009-12-03 21:02:12
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Manchester Concorde Hanger - Last Post 10.11.09 146 Sqn's band was invited to perform at an Armistice's parade, in Concorde's new hanger, Manchester. Over 70 veterans were in attendance, along with some members of the public. 3 members of the band played last post during the act of remembrance www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites
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2009-11-15 11:26:08
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Manchester Concorde Hanger - Band Demonstration 10.11.09 146 Sqn's band was invited to perform at an Armistice's parade, in Concorde's new hanger, Manchester. Over 70 veterans were in attendance, along with some members of the public. 146 Band played with illuminated, red, white and blue drum sticks, to great effect when the lights were turned off in the hanger! The band was 35 members strong on the night. www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the contect of external sites.
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2009-11-15 11:20:57
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Red Sparrows The Fire Service try to cash in on the Red Arrows fame.
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2009-10-15 18:39:38
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James Mays rides in a U2 spy plane James May from Top Gear U.K. takes an emotional ride to the edge of space in a U2 spyplane. www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites.
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2009-08-07 15:31:11
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XH558 at RIAT 2009 The Vulcan's highly anticipated display at the Royal International Air Tattoo 2009 at Fairford. www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites
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2009-07-29 07:28:13
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Vulcan Take Off at RIAT 2009 THAT take off on Sunday at the Royal International Air Tattoo, Fairford 2009. XH558 takes off in spectacular style on the Sunday of RIAT 2009 www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites
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2009-07-29 07:19:26
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Race for Life 2009 - Pontefract Park On a warm Sunday morning, (14 June 2009) fifty nine cadets and thirteen staff turned out to support the 2009 Cancer Research Race for Life event at Pontefract Racecourse, with a combined team from Castleford, South Elmsall, Knottingley, Yeadon, Doncaster, Barnsley, Goole, Askern and Church Fenton Squadrons
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2009-07-08 10:10:26
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Armed Forces Day ITN News Report News report from ITN about Armed Forces Day 27 June 2009
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2009-07-06 17:47:08
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Armed Forces Day. Honouring our Armed Forces - past, present and future
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2009-06-28 04:36:59
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Passing Out Parade - RAF Swinderby 1986 Passing Out Parade at RAF Swinderby, former home of Recruit Training c 1986 www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites
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2009-05-18 23:00:30
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St George's Day parade in Morley, Leeds, April 19th 2009 Massed Bands of North Region leading the St George's Day parade in Morley, Leeds, April 19th 2009 www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites
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2009-05-17 05:13:01
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Glider Winch Launch
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2009-04-26 07:45:59
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K21 Glider winch launched at Lasham. The winch is a Tost powered by an 8.2 litre Chevrolet marine engine running on LPG fuel.
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Top Secret Drum Corps Edinburgh Military Tattoo 2006 From Switzerland, Top Secret Drum Corps performimg Edinburgh Military Tattoo 2006. It just goes to show they are not all about banks, chocolate and cuckoo clocks. For those drummers out there within North region, you will enjoy this. Not exactly Central Band but still good. www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites.
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2009-03-29 21:42:39
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177 SQN ATC St Dunstans Cadet Challenge 2008
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2009-03-21 08:08:39
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Cadets and staff took part in the St Dunstans Cadet challenge to raise money for the charity. This video shows what the challenge consisted of and the awards ceremony that followed after it was announced 177 (Blackpool Airport) Squadron had won the National trpohy for the best challenge.
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Tutor Flying at RAF Woodvale Here is a typical first flight for a new cadet in the Air Training Corps. How many 13-14 year olds get the chance to do this. For us this is normal and just one of the extraordinary opportunities available to all Air Cadets. www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites
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2009-03-14 08:36:19
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Air Cadets welcome Concorde to its new home
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2009-03-02 18:47:47
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East Cheshire and South Manchester Wing Air Cadets were recently invited to the Manchester Aviation Park to mark the opening of the new building for Concorde “Alpha Charlie” (G-BOAC).
An XI Squadron Typhoon, piloted by Squadron Leader Mike Baulkwill carried out a flypast to mark the opening of the new building. The aircraft flew low over the runway and tilted its wings towards the waiting guest, before banking away.
Chevaliers du ciel, clip "Into the fire" de Thirteen Senses The French Air Force do Top Gun......... www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites
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2009-02-28 07:18:25
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Air Cadets - Where amazing happens www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites
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2009-02-15 19:01:52
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Air Cadets - Where amazing happens. A short 40 second TV style commercial
Royal Air Force You Tube Channel www.aircadetsnorth.org are not responsible for the content of external sites.
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2009-02-07 17:53:39
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Central Band & Queens Colour Squadron Royal Air Force
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2009-02-07 14:47:42
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The Central Band of the Royal Air Force and the Queens Colour Squadron of the Royal Air Force show how it's done at the Military Tattoo - Hertogenbosch 2005
Music: Eagle Squadron March, Holyrood March, Dambusters March, 633 Squadron March
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92 (Chorley) Squadrons Video A video from 92 (Chorley) Squadron www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites
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2009-02-07 14:33:32
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Recruiting Video from 2458 Sqn Recruiting Video from 2458 Sqn www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites.
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2009-02-07 14:20:48
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Air Experience Flying
Grob Tutor Flight - Air Experience Flying www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites.
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2009-01-30 10:36:05
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Kayaking & Sailing 201 & 236 Squadron Kayaking & Sailing
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2009-01-30 10:34:53
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Grob Viking (Glider) Flight VGS Flight in a Grob Viking www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites.
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2009-01-30 10:33:17
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Will's Flying High in Tornado F3 (In the circuit for touch and go ) The plan was to take a twin stick aircraft out over the North Sea at 250 feet and acellerate to over Mach 1, before pulling up to 20,000 feet to meet with a tanker for air-to-air refuelling, and then for Will to follow through and then fly his own aerobatics. "However, as the time for the flight approached, " explained Will, the winds became too strong for AAR, and then as we were about to taxi the ground crew spotted a hydraulic leak, so we had to swap to the standby aircraft, which was single stick, and had drop tanks, which prevented supersonic flight. The plan was quickly changed and instead we decided to do a few circuits at Linton-on-Ouse, to buzz RHQ North, and then back to Scotland to do aerobatics. It took about 10 minutes to get to Linton in the Tornado, and later that night about 5 hours by car!" What Will hadn't realised before the flight was that he would have to do some work during the flight, as not all instruments and controls are duplicated to the front cockpit. He would be responsible for setting the GPS and radar systems on leaving the HAS, and would have to operate several systems once airborne. "I was surprised at how small the cockpit is, and with the amount of flying safety clothing and equipment I was wearing, it was quite cramped and difficult to reach some of the switches. I have a great admiration for the crews who work in such a cramped environment, sometimes for extremely long durations." said Will. "I'm just waiting for my Navigator brevet to come through now" he joked. "Even though things didn't go to the original plan, I still had a thoroughly enjoyable day, and have a great admiration for the crews who work in such a cramped environment, often under extreme pressure." www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites.
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2009-01-30 08:25:35
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On Friday 7th December, Flt Lt Will Scott, OC 184 (Manchester South) Sqn and Project Bader Developer, had a 1 1/2 hour flight in a Tornado F3 with OC 111 Sqn, at RAF Leuchars. The flight was organised by Comdt AC in recognition of the work that Flt Lt Scott has done over the past 2 years on Project Bader.
"Doing a loop in a Tornado is an amazing experience. The first time the g-suit kicked in it took me by surprise, but I naturally started to do the exercises as briefed by the doctor to counter the effects of g. It took just a few seconds to go from 5000 to 10,000 feet at the top of the loop, and yet it was so smooth, so different to a Chipmunk!"
Will's Flying High in Tornado F3 Part two of Will Scotts trip in a Tornado F3
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2009-01-30 08:24:48
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On Friday 7th December, Flt Lt Will Scott, OC 184 (Manchester South) Sqn and Project Bader Developer, had a 1 1/2 hour flight in a Tornado F3 with OC 111 Sqn, at RAF Leuchars. The flight was organised by Comdt AC in recognition of the work that Flt Lt Scott has done over the past 2 years on Project Bader.
Will's Flying High in Tornado F3 (Over Linton-on-Ouse)
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2009-01-30 08:23:57
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Part three of Will Scotts trip in a Tornado F3
On Friday 7th December, Flt Lt Will Scott, OC 184 (Manchester South) Sqn and Project Bader Developer, had a 1 1/2 hour flight in a Tornado F3 with OC 111 Sqn, at RAF Leuchars. The flight was organised by Comdt AC in recognition of the work that Flt Lt Scott has done over the past 2 years on Project Bader.
Flying in the ATC A day out flying in GROB 115 Tutors at RAF Benson in Oxfordshire at No.6 AEF. www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites.
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2009-01-29 15:18:12
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Pudsey Bear gets his wings! Copyright BBC Look North 2008
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2009-01-29 15:14:41
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When the cadets of 44F (City of Bradford) Squadron Air Cadets went Air Experience Flying at RAF Church Fenton yesterday, they took along their latest recruit to enjoy the thrills of aerobatics. Newly enrolled Cadet Pudsey Bear, mascot of the BBC Children in Need Appeal came along as well.
As part of the promotion to the BBC Children In Need Appeal, the Bradford Cadets, ably supervised by Civilian Instructor Yaseen Rahman, who just happens to be a director of BBC Look North in Leeds, Pudsey had been invited to fly with 9 Air Experience Flights commanding officer, Flight Lieutenant Henley Johnson, but at the last minute lost his nerve and bottled out.
Gliding in the ATC Winch Launch Gliding in the Air Training Corps
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2009-01-29 15:09:26
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Central and East Yorkshire Wing - Windermere 08 A slideshow of photos and video clips from the 2008 camp at Windermere. Several squadrons from Central and East Yorkshire wing of the Air Cadets participated in a week long camp, involving activities such as kayaking, mountain biking, camping, high ropes courses, fieldcraft, swimming, a two day expedition, and lots and lots of walking!
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2009-01-29 15:01:07
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The camp took place in March 08 and was a huge success. Cadets doing their Duke of Edinburgh award completed the two day expedition as part of their Bronze award. Other cadets used the 7 day camp as part of their residential for their Gold award. Overall the camp was enjoyed by all, here are some of the best captured moments from Windermere 2008!
F-15 flying with one wing by an Israeli Pilot In 1983 an F-15 of the Israeli airforce collided with a Skyhawk while doing a practice. The Skyhawk blew away but the pilot abandoned it peacefully. The F-15 lost his right wind but the pilot, Ziv Nadivi, couldnt see it because of the vast fuel fumes that covered it. The pilot and the navigator Yehuar Gal did not know they were flying on one wing only, a state which is of course "impossible" to fly in They did not abandoned the jet but continued to land a crash landing. Because of the high velocity of the jet (450kmph) while landing, the stopping hook was cut away and the jet stopped a few meters before the end of the runway. www.aircadetsnorth.org is not responsible for the content of external sites.
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2009-01-28 18:45:01
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After more than 20 years, we can finally see the movie.
(from the History channel)
