Archive for June, 2010
Backing The Cambs ACF First Aid Team
June 18th, 2010 | 
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There are those events and Competitions that come around every year in the Army Cadet Force calendar. This weekend is the start of the First Aid Competition trail, with the Regional First Aid Competition taking place at the Cadet Training Centre at Waterbeach. Our First Aid team will be battling it out with teams from across our region with the Air Training Corps among them. A field Cambs ACF has excelled in over the last few years but with seniors leaving and new cadets coming in will this change the team dynamics? As always in the Regional Competition Cambs ACF will be the team to beat, others will have a tough challenge.
Cambs ACF would like to wish its First Aid team all the best and hope to see them victorious in the Regional First Aid Competition 2010.
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Cambs ACF Website Problems
The Webmasters PC is undergoing surgery!
The Webmaster has been having major computer issues, as a result has been unable to maintain the website. Due to the severity of the problem it may take another week or so before things are up and running again. In the meantime the webmaster can gain access to Facebook, Twitter and the Blog via other PC’s, so can use these mediums to get information out. Obviously as soon as normal service resumes we will have the pictures from the Cadet150 Ely Parade and from the Royal Anglian Return home parade in Cambridge to publish. We apologise for any inconvenience you are caused at this time and thank you for your patience.
Cadet150 Ely Parade
The Cadet150 Ely Parade takes place tomorrow, Sunday 6th June. Full timings of the event can be found on the website at http://www.cambsacf.com/events/calendar.htm . This is our biggest parade of the year and we hope to see you there!
Cadet150
Army Cadets Gain VIP Recruit
Earlier this year Baxterbear joined the ranks of Cambridgeshire Army Cadet Force. The aims of the partnership are to help the Cadets raise money for charity, while raising the profile of Baxterbear in England.
You can read the full story on the website http://www.cambsacf.com/media/news/news10/0410.htm
A proud Baxterbear with his brassard and Basic Star Badge