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Two Bit Trigger Pumping Moron Posted Jul 22, 2001
Sure. I think the most valuable thing we can have here is a place to help people who are thinking about joining the service find a successful and rewarding career.
Where are you at now? What are you hoping to do?
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. Posted Jul 23, 2001
I wanna join the RAAF either as a pilot or as an officer. I also want to work for h2g2. Maybe I should be a flying editor or something ,erm>
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Two Bit Trigger Pumping Moron Posted Jul 23, 2001
So what is an Air Cadet. Is it a program provided by the miiltary in school? Is it like our Civil Air Patrol, an organization of young pilots associated with the Air Force that help with search and rescue missions?
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. Posted Aug 2, 2001
It's an organisation sponsored a lot by the RAAF with stuff like uniform provided and we stay on their bases. It's about one night a week with camps and stuff too. We do drill and learn service knowledge and aviation and fieldcraft and stuff and there are little mini-ranks similar to the ones in the air force except "Cadet" for
AC and "Leading Cadet" for LAC and "Cadet Under Officer" for Warrant Officer of the Air Force (or something like that).
I am incredibly junior 
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invisibleknight Posted Aug 27, 2005
Are you a UK Air Cadet, or what the RAF refer to as "A Space Cadet".
the auxiliary air force would most likely welcome you as would the RAF Reserve.
Don't join the regulars having been a cadet, they love to beast ex-cadets harder than anyone who wasn't during basic training.
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. Posted Nov 2, 2006
...and I'm out! 
Never going back!
2001-2003
So, if the page is still being updated, I would love to be removed, or updated 
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