Air Cadet Drill Manual 201
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You may access the Canadian Forces mnual of Drill and Ceremonial (commonly refered to as the 'CF201') web page here. The PDF of this doucment is a large file, it will take a few minuets to open/download. A-PD-201-000/PT-000 – The Canadian Forces Manual of Drill and Ceremonial (Full Version – PDF, 17.1 MB) Date.
The Central Region Cadet Band and Drill Competition Manual details rules and regulations governing the conduct of Cadet Band, Drill without Arms and Drill with Arms Competitions within Central Region. This publication shall be used to conduct the Area (Detachment), and Regional competitions for sea, army and air cadets in Central Region. Manual of Drill and Ceremonial, CFP. NCM refers to any Canadian Forces member or cadet from the rank of designate in proper formation as stated in the CF Drill Manual (A-PD-201-000/PT-000). Canadian Forces Drill Manual Pdf CLICK HEREmanual.
There are 2 types of Cadet Training: Local Squadron Training is conducted at Air Cadet Squadrons in communities across Canada from September through June - mirroring the normal academic school year. Summer Training takes place in July and August at Cadet Summer Training Centres across Canada and at destinations around the world.
For more information on the Summer Training opportunities, follow the menu to Training - Summer. Training - Local The Cadet training program is defined nationally by the Directorate of Cadets in Ottawa. The program is broken down into 5 years of training. Each year the subjects are studied in greater detail and pose challenges to the Cadets. Cadets in the higher levels put their knowledge and skills to practice by taking on instructional and leadership roles. The core training is conducted on a weekly training night. Additional training and optional activities are conducted on other evenings and weekends.
PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES: The subjects taught are called 'Performance Objectives' or PO for short. Subject Title PO # Description Uniform Badge Citizenship 101 Perform individual acts that better the community New badge: Community Service 102 Perform community service - Cadets earn hours toward their Ontario Secondary School citizenship requirement. Along with leadership and instructional techniques, one of the most important skills Cadets learn is to be able to communicate verbally in a concise manner. The Effective Speaking competition series helps Cadets to hone their mental agility and verbal communication skills. The Air Cadet League of Canada sets the for the competition. A multi-level competition series, each year the Effective Speaking competition begins at the local Squadron, proceeds onto the Area level, then Provincially and finally the National competition. Every year Cadets choose from a series of topics.
These, along with all of the details of the governance of the competition series can be found on the. 2017 National Effective Speaking Program Winners FITNESS ASSESSMENT. The Cadet training program includes an assessment of fitness level in three areas: a. Cardiovascular endurance; b. Muscular strength; and c. Muscular flexibility. Details of the assessment events and evaluation techniques are shown in CATO 14-18: main document.
Lists the events used to test each fitness area. Describes the 20 metre Shuttle Run (also known as the BEEP Test).
There are many different versions of the beep test audio track. Here is one audio file in MP3 format that is easy to follow. Complete 1 lap of 20m between each beep - sounds easy enough, doesn't it? Describes the curl-up. Describes the push-up.
Describes the shoulder stretch. Describes the back-saver sit and reach. Describes the four incentive levels for performance in the events.
Describes the evaluation standards for male Cadets. Describes the evaluation standards for female Cadets. Is the scoresheet used to record individual Cadet's results. Is the scoresheet used to record results for groups of Cadet. Calculating the results can be time consuming. Capt Donald Loker created the in Microsoft Excel to quickly calculate fitness assessment results. The document is used to help the Cadets to track their performance and to plan out how to improve their level of fitness.
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Additionally, the form is a 4 week log of all physical activity. The Cadet training program includes marksmanship. Cadets learn range safety and are taught basic marksmanship on the Daisy 853C air rifle.
These are not BB guns, but are very accurate competition grade air rifles that fire.177 calibre pellets. Daisy 853c Air Rifle Cadets who are interested in marksmanship can try out for the Marksmanship Team that competes in Zone Competitions. The Canadian Cadet Movement's document details the rules governing the 4 stages of the competition series. Prone Position Standing Position Training - Local: Details for 201 Sqn TRAINING LOCATION AND TIMINGS: The Sqn conducts weekly training at the Optimist Hall at 1653 Richmond Street in Dorchester, Ontario.
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The weekly training is conducted from September through June on Wednesday evenings from 1830hrs (6:30pm) through 2100hrs (9:00pm). Wednesday Training is considered 'mandatory'. Attendance at 'mandatory events' is just that - mandatory. If you cannot attend call the Squadron to be excused.
Optional Training activities are held on Tuesday evenings from 1900hrs (7:00pm) through 2100hrs (9:00pm), including Band (pipe and drum). PARADE FORMAT: Cadet drill is based on the Canadian Forces Drill Manual.
The is available to download - please note it is 14MB. Clarification of the orders for parade formatting is detailed by the Central Regional Cadet Support Unit in. Established by Central Region in 2003, this is how parades in Central Region are to be conducted. The actual conduct of the parade at the Sqn level can be seen in Annex A - starting on page 14.
TRAINING SCHEDULE: The Squadron's is available to download. MARKSMANSHIP: The Cadet training program includes marksmanship. Cadets learn range safety and are taught basic marksmanship on the Daisy 853C air rifle. These are not BB guns, but are very accurate competition grade air rifles that fire.177 calibre pellets. Cadets who are interested in marksmanship can try out for the Marksmanship Team that competes in Zone Competitions. The Canadian Cadet Movement's document details the rules governing the 4 stages of the competition series.
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