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Hi- I became a staff cadet about 3 months ago and i really recomend it. It's great fun and rewarding if you put the effort in. Be warned though the job needs commitment. I was told that but it didn't bother me i knew i'd put the commitment in and i do. Everyone's reasonable though, if you can't make a day just say because they'll understand and the more staff cadets are then it won't be such a big kick in the teeth if one isn't there once in a while. You can do both days on a weekend f you've got the time once in a while and they go noticed. I'm still on my probationary period and i did a double in my half term ( by the way you get free accomadation and free cooked breakfast!!!!) and it got noticed I got quite a decent flight even though it was my 5th or 6th week. It's great. Adam L
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« Reply #1 on Nov 25, 2005, 11:06pm » | |
Hi everyone, I know Nicks looking for staff cadets and I know a sergeant on my squadron-(a cadet sergeant not an adult sergeant) . He's got his solo wings in a vigilant and he's just got back from going solo in a cesner 152 and he wants to become a staff cadet at cosford. He says he doesen't mind which days but he'd prefer sundays. It's not a problem for him to get to cosford as he's just passed his driving test. He's a really nice bloke and he's from ostonia. I just thought i'd let u no cause nicks always sayin we need more staff cadets. Thanks, if u wanna contact him just grab me at sum stage or put a message back. Thanks Adam 
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« Reply #2 on Nov 30, 2005, 4:13pm » | |
Adam...
Any chance you could do Sunday this wknd as Adam S aint in...appreciate it. Also, cant see a problem with the other lad. Bring him with you if you want and we will sort an interview etc out.
Lets us know either on here or txt/ring me.
Thanks mate
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« Reply #3 on Nov 30, 2005, 6:45pm » | |
Sorry mate. I've got a maths tutor this sunday and he comes from quite a while away. Sorry mate. Adam
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« Reply #4 on Dec 18, 2005, 8:47pm » | |
hey nick its shenton (adam.s's mate) my email is mash240@hotmail.com...speak to ya soon
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« Reply #5 on Jan 15, 2006, 6:31pm » | |
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« Reply #6 on Jan 16, 2006, 11:57am » | |
well...Ive never listened to you anyway nick
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« Reply #7 on Jan 16, 2006, 12:04pm » | |
how was the party scott?
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« Reply #8 on Jan 16, 2006, 12:09pm » | |
Like the normal family do. There's always one that drinks too much, you have to listen intently to your gran, and you see faces that have no names because you've forgotten who they were!
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« Reply #9 on Jan 16, 2006, 12:46pm » | |
sounds like we missed out on a treat! you didn't miss out on much at cosford, only a full days flying in perfect conditions!!! beautiful!! i'll order another weekend like that in two weeks time please!!
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« Reply #10 on Jan 17, 2006, 1:19pm » | |
Tell me about it
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« Reply #11 on May 2, 2006, 11:00am » | |
Hi!
My name is Taavi Anderson from 495 squadron.
I am looking to become a staff cadet at 633 vgs.
My previous flying experience includes;
Obtaining my silver wings in a vigilant at 637 vgs, flying solo in a Cessna C152 on a flying scholarship and flying solo 3 times on a paragliding/ hangliding course at JSHPC in Wales also with cadets.
My contact details are:
e-mail: TaaviEST86@hotmail.com
Hope to hear from you soon
CDT SGT Taavi Anderson.
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« Reply #12 on May 2, 2006, 2:16pm » | |
hmmm paragliding eh?! sounds like an ideal candidate!
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« Reply #13 on May 2, 2006, 2:17pm » | |
Isn't 495 Nick's sqn? He'll be your first port of call!
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« Reply #14 on May 2, 2006, 3:14pm » | |
Nope 495 isnt my sqn. Oh and yes...does indeed sound like a perect candidiate. I shall drop you a email Taavi.
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« Reply #15 on May 2, 2006, 5:43pm » | |
Hey 495 is my sqn- sutton coldfiled yay!!! I must say he sounds like a good candidate but i'd like to know what a PERECT one is??? Nick?? Its your word?
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« Reply #16 on May 2, 2006, 6:51pm » | |
oh dear not another cleatus!
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« Reply #17 on May 2, 2006, 7:19pm » | |
No, he's not a cleatus- he's from Estonia- he's pretty safe- he spends his time on D of E running everywhere up mountains u name it hes run there very enerjectic- and again good candidate.
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« Reply #18 on May 2, 2006, 8:03pm » | |
at least it gets you out of the hot seat adam. you can stay safe now m8. oh and rob because this lad probly knows what he is doing he will tell you liek the rest of us that ur paraglider probably aint safe lol.
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« Reply #19 on May 21, 2009, 5:38pm » | |
hey im Nkoni,
Im interested in gaining gliding experiance to become a CGI, my previous experiance includes gold wings standard from a gliding scholarship at 644 VGS a couple of years ago, roughly 16 hours in a tutor and 12 hours dual in a cessna-152 with solo local area sortie experiance.
Im at university and a part Bristol University Air Squadron however i haven’t been able to continue with any gliding as it’s not part of our flying syllabus and there aren't any VGS' close by enough to make becoming a staff cadet feasible. Is it still possible to go through the same training as CCF/ATC cadets do to reach CGI level?
thanks
email: Nkoninw@hotmail.co.uk
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