GSK Flashcards
1
Q
When was the ATC founded?
A
5th February 1941
2
Q
Who is known as the Father of the ATC?
A
Air Commodore Sir John Adrian Chamier
3
Q
What does ADCC stand for?
A
Air Defence Cadet Corps
4
Q
When was the ADCC founded?
A
1938
5
Q
Who was the first Air Commodore in Cheif?
A
King George VI
6
Q
What is the ATC motto?
A
“Venture Adventure”
7
Q
When were women allowed to join the ATC?
A
1980
8
Q
Which sister branch could girls join?
A
Girls Venture Corps
9
Q
How many regions are there?
A
6
10
Q
How many wings are there in each region?
A
Around 6
11
Q
What are the 6 regions?
A
- London and South East Region
- Central and East Region
- North Region
- Scotland and Northern Ireland Region
- South and West Region
- Wales and West Region
12
Q
Where is RAFAC HQ?
A
RAF Cranwell
13
Q
Where is Surrey wing HQ?
A
RAF Northolt
14
Q
What are the aims of the ATC?
A
- To promote and encourage a practical interest in the RAF and aviation in young people
- To provide training that will be useful in the military services and civilian life
- To foster a spirit of adventure and develop good qualities of leadership and citizenship
15
Q
What is the ATC ensign?
A
The RAF ensign with the ATC crest in place of the RAF crest
