Author name: Tracey Allan

This weekend cadets and staff from 1986 Wymondham, 1070 Diss Squadron, 2534 (Fakenham), 1109 Thetford, 1249 Dereham, 864 Watton and 221 Great Yarmouth Sqns, enjoyed their time at Old Buckenham Airshow 2021. Over the two days, the cadets and staff raised money for the squadrons by car parking, marshalling the classic cars and selling programmes. […]

On behalf of our Regional HQ, we are delighted to announce that, following selection and interview, Squadron Leader Jason Allan has been appointed as Officer Commanding Norfolk & Suffolk Wing from early August 2021 Squadron Leader Allan joined the Royal Air Force Air Cadets (RAFAC) as a cadet in 1988, rising to the rank of

At the beginning of July a number of cadets, with the support of our dedicated Adult Volunteers, attended an Introduction to Fieldcraft session at RAF Honington. Covering basic topics such as camouflage, movement in the field and signalling the cadets had a great time experiencing as taster of what it is like to live and

A small group of staff and Cadets from 2(Overseas) Sqn based in Gibraltar have had an exclusive look behind the scenes of the Royal Navys latest warship the Mighty HMS Prince of Wales aircraft carrier. Eight personnel were invited on board for a guided tour and briefing from the ships company as they visited the

This year was not been a normal Remembrance Sunday for staff and cadets across Norfolk & Suffolk Wing. On the Saturday night before many of us would have been up watching the Festival of Remembrance whilst polishing our shoes, ready to get up the Sunday morning to join Veterans, serving personnel and hundreds of others

Last weekend cadets from 7 squadrons across Norfolk & Suffolk Wing took part in their Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award expedition.The expedition saw 25 cadets complete this element of the training and was the first time that cadets from the Wing have been on an RAFAC activity since March 2020. The weather was changeable but

Below are all the entries to the Wing Photography Competition in June. The theme was ‘Photos from a Dog or Cat’s perspective’. Congratulations to the following cadets and staff; CADET CATEGORY 1st Place – Sgt G Harris 1331 (Stowmarket) Sqn, 2nd Place – Cdt L Edwards 221 (Great Yarmouth) Sqn, 3rd Place – Cdt H

Below are all the entries to the Wing Photography Competition in May. The theme was ‘Empty Spaces’ and the aim was to think about a location which is normally busy which isn’t now.

A Norfolk and Suffolk cadet has been awarded a Bursary from The Royal Airforce Development Trust, to help finance equipment needed for University and their career in the chosen subject of Veterinary Medicine. Joining at 12, they have enjoyed various activities offered, from camps both in the UK and overseas, to specialist camps at RAF

During lockdown Cpl Bayford from 432 (Woodbridge) Sqn decided to take part in an epic flight simulator journey, to raise money for the COVID 19 NHS appeal. His aim was to fly a C17 Globemaster, starting at RAF Brize Norton and finishing in the Ascension Island in the South Atlantic, stopping at various bases along