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Air Cadet League of Canada Manitoba
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Registrace 8. 02. 2014
Air Cadet League of Canada - Effective Speaking
Interested in having more confidence in speaking?
The Air Cadet Effective Speaking program is a great way to learn this amazing skill!
Thanks to SGT Cody Lincoln from 249 Beausejour.
For more information please click on the following link:
aircadetleague.com/for-cadets-squadrons/contestcompetitions/effective-speaking-competition/
The Air Cadet Effective Speaking program is a great way to learn this amazing skill!
Thanks to SGT Cody Lincoln from 249 Beausejour.
For more information please click on the following link:
aircadetleague.com/for-cadets-squadrons/contestcompetitions/effective-speaking-competition/
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The Air Cadet Story
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The Air Cadet Story, was made for the League in 1957, sponsored by Avro Aircraft and Orenda Engines. Air Cadet Recruitment Training contains some very influential Cadet and Military leaders in Canadians History.
Wow. Just ..... wow. How far Canada has fallen as a nation. There were apparently no fat kids back then..... or at the very least, they kept hidden away from view. The youth of today couldn't hold a candle to these kids.
My years as part of 810 Grant McConachie Squadron in Edmonton during the mid 80s were some of my fondest memories, and provided a wonderful foundation of skills that has served me well across my whole life.
Amazing speech. Hope this guy has a great life
1:26 turn on your captions LOL
I’m considering joining air cadets!
Join the 253 squadron
It had the biggest impact on my life except for being born.
Cadets today has changed so much it is less militaristic and more of like a youth group. Their drill back then is so much better than today. They also have so much more funding.
Good drill has zero to do with funding.
@@jacklayton34 Did I say the two were related?
@@larrysteve7272 my apologies.
This is so sad to watch when you see cadets today
This makes me extremely proud to be a cadet.
why don't we shoot firearms no more (crying)
We do.
Keep in mind about the changes. In the 1957 cadets were part of the armed forces, and had respective rights. After Canadian demilitarization of 2002 cadets became sub defence movement. And firearms were prohibited to use for them. Lee enfield can now only be used for drill purposes to fire "blanks." Daisyes that we use today are not firearms. Copyright in the name of Corporal Bogdan Nepomniashchyi (Canadian Cadet Forces)
@@bogdannepomniashchyi5889 o comrade govoryu pa ruski?
So much about the Air Cadet movement has changed over the years. But enrolment has remained strong and the organization continues to shape the character of young people across the country. I'm glad to have been involved for as long as I was.
Young Canadians, never forget the enormous support that your Nation gave in the defeat of Nazis Germany, from 1939 - 1945 . Some family members, originally from the UK , who were immigrants and newly established Canadians , came back, to fight the war.to defend the mother country. This was a very gallant part of history. The UK will never forget the fearless contribution made , by Canadains. May God bless you all, as a cousin of mother England.
Um... Im pretty sure he is not a seargent. Thats Flight Corporal.
RatsyminerG G ummmmm I'm sure he's a flight Sargent he has two chevrons and a crown
No, Sgt and Flight Sgt have three chevrons.
RatsyminerG G oops oh yeah you're right
Wow, you're doing great. We knew you could do it. the Mellors
holy crap alot has changed from our uniforms to camp pay and camp in general