while watching this I noticed a few things that, if you are still in the squadron you can take to them this is what I noticed: - Kinks out of elbows - push down on your wrists to get rid of this - *Arms peak at same time - Hight of arms - breast pocket hight no higher or lower - Timing - make sure it's not too fast or slow and the correct timing - Mark time position - make sure its the correct distance from the ground - 15cm - Present arms pretty good - timing for that some people were too slow and others too fast - Slow marching with the flag - too big of paces - Spacing between people and ranks, keep in line with the people in front and beside you - Marking time - meant to be intimate with each other - When you have your eyes right - head and eyes fully right and there is a check pace after the command (EYES RIGHT, Check, heads) of course, we all make mistakes but these are the ones I picked up on, you may be wondering who am I? well I am a Leading Cadet at 602 squadron, I hope these things that I picked up on, helps you to improve, not only yourself but those cadets around you.
@@hydro2678 I'm sure you're not perfect either, Ok? See how they are humans? That means they can't be perfect. Everything has faults, Even I have many faults. Even you, I'm sure you have many faults. Like going so low in life as to bring down our future airmen and women. So shut the fuck up.
Pom in the Air Cadets over here. Question about uniform, do you just have a light blue t-shirt for drill/ceremonial parades? Or do you also have a light blue shirt depending on the weather? Over here we have to wear sleaves regardless except our working blues (dark shirt when it isn't anything too formal) which we can roll up. Our wedgewoods (light blue for anything really formal) can't be rolled up, so we're stuck sweating.
We have the light blue uniform (afb) which is worn for anything formal but we also have a navy blue woollen jumper that can be worn with our afb and then we have a camo uniform (dpcu) which is worn for everything else and it also has a khaki woollen jumper.
Wait, I'll also add that we have our camo uniform (DPM and MTP). Cadets here can wear both, but DPM is slowly being phased out with MTP replacing it. However MTP is expensive (£80) compared to DPM (£20-30)
I don't know what your role is within your squadron, but I'd suggest putting the CFSGT in charge and they can give all the words of command. It's pretty easy to do - they essentially fill all roles (flight commander, parade commander and warrant officer) all in one. Just an idea.
is it traditional to parade the colours with just a flag bearer. the last flight seemed to be at least at ease. That also seems different. I took part with many RNZAF parade as bandsman and had never seen this
The Banner Warrant Officer at the rear of the banner party isn't out of step. He is just swinging the hand opposite to that of the Banner Escorts as they have rifles (held in the right hand) and he is carrying a sword (held in the left hand)
I'm at 602 and we don't even do that most times, our squad was thinking of bringing them out last year for our parade but we didn't, don't know why but I'm sure we will get to use them later in my cadet career.
These guys are actually really good. Even the recruits are catching up very well.
Timing, dressing, sharp and instinctive turns as well as arm kinks and you're good. 👌🏼
i noticed things that they could work on and thoes were on my list
You actually have to keep your arm straight and bring them up to breast pocket height
while watching this I noticed a few things that, if you are still in the squadron you can take to them
this is what I noticed:
- Kinks out of elbows - push down on your wrists to get rid of this
- *Arms peak at same time
- Hight of arms - breast pocket hight no higher or lower
- Timing - make sure it's not too fast or slow and the correct timing
- Mark time position - make sure its the correct distance from the ground - 15cm
- Present arms pretty good - timing for that some people were too slow and others too fast
- Slow marching with the flag - too big of paces
- Spacing between people and ranks, keep in line with the people in front and beside you
- Marking time - meant to be intimate with each other
- When you have your eyes right - head and eyes fully right and there is a check pace after the command (EYES RIGHT, Check, heads)
of course, we all make mistakes but these are the ones I picked up on, you may be wondering who am I? well I am a Leading Cadet at 602 squadron, I hope these things that I picked up on, helps you to improve, not only yourself but those cadets around you.
@@unr0w she must be as she is an LCDT (leading cadet) a role just above a cadet in the AAFC
Bianca Jade DONT forget some people weren’t marching they were more stomping
@@unr0w Where were they stomping?
Woah is this what cadets is like WOAHH I wish my SQN was as cool as this :'(
What’s your squadron
What is your squadron
What’s your squadron
I bet you’re squadron is 314
Air force cadets is better than Navy LoL
No question
Based fr
And airforce is better then army at drill
And airforce is better then army at drill
True
Dashing, handsome young cadet! And that gun is wow! God bless the young pilot. Cheers.
Man Kamal
April Sleeve it’s just a model styer and that cadets uniform has got many falts
@@hydro2678 I'm sure you're not perfect either, Ok? See how they are humans? That means they can't be perfect. Everything has faults, Even I have many faults. Even you, I'm sure you have many faults. Like going so low in life as to bring down our future airmen and women. So shut the fuck up.
Pom in the Air Cadets over here.
Question about uniform, do you just have a light blue t-shirt for drill/ceremonial parades? Or do you also have a light blue shirt depending on the weather?
Over here we have to wear sleaves regardless except our working blues (dark shirt when it isn't anything too formal) which we can roll up. Our wedgewoods (light blue for anything really formal) can't be rolled up, so we're stuck sweating.
We have the light blue uniform (afb) which is worn for anything formal but we also have a navy blue woollen jumper that can be worn with our afb and then we have a camo uniform (dpcu) which is worn for everything else and it also has a khaki woollen jumper.
Wait, I'll also add that we have our camo uniform (DPM and MTP). Cadets here can wear both, but DPM is slowly being phased out with MTP replacing it.
However MTP is expensive (£80) compared to DPM (£20-30)
We have both a long sleeve and short sleeve service dress for winter and summer. The long sleeve is to be worn with a tie
wonder how our sqn s first end of year parade will go down with only 1 CFSGT, 1 CCPL and 6 LCDTs!
I don't know what your role is within your squadron, but I'd suggest putting the CFSGT in charge and they can give all the words of command. It's pretty easy to do - they essentially fill all roles (flight commander, parade commander and warrant officer) all in one. Just an idea.
+Alex Crane just a bit off a correction a CFSGT dosnt fill the role of warrant officer you must get a promotion from CFSGT
jai bakhach I meant parade warrant officer, not a CWOFF.
Alex Crane oh ok
is it traditional to parade the colours with just a flag bearer. the last flight seemed to be at least at ease. That also seems different. I took part with many RNZAF parade as bandsman and had never seen this
Where is the music from? Especially the tune called 'point of war' which is played after the banner party present arms?
12:26
I thought they were playing the U.S. Navy song at first fading into the Star Spangled Banner, I have no clue what this march is called.
National Emblem March
Actually my bad, just realised they had the guns. Lol
Almost impeccable
-precise wheels
-flight is maintained
but,
-kinks in the elbows
-cadence was slightly to fast
Imagine if there flys on your face, You couldn't swat them away you would just have to deal with it
Im in cadets and you do get used to it after a while
why is the person at the rear of the banner party out of step?
The Banner Warrant Officer at the rear of the banner party isn't out of step. He is just swinging the hand opposite to that of the Banner Escorts as they have rifles (held in the right hand) and he is carrying a sword (held in the left hand)
It's me
Nice Garry
Lol there's me
Hi from 701SQN
You guys at 601 are lucky you bring out your weapons on parade im at 604 and we like never do
I'm at 602 and we don't even do that most times, our squad was thinking of bringing them out last year for our parade but we didn't, don't know why but I'm sure we will get to use them later in my cadet career.
nah we never do i've only got to once
well done 601 SQN, I am soon joining 239 SQN
Uhh, 239 isn’t a Squadron
@@ethanyiu491 I meant 329sqn
@@jessweir7877 Oh ok, I’m in 214
Who’s still in 601 xD?
Me boi
me
Hello there, kotekar
I am your SECCO LCDT :)
@@jackburrell9314 lol
Anyone from 601? 2018
Ethan Kotekar LOL, I just saw this video hahaha
why don't the 401 SQN get guns
They don't request them I guess
What's the first song of the march
HM Jollies
12:15 what’s this song called?
bit late but its walzing matilda
About turn with the colours a big no no.we don't do that in army
I’m sorry but why are our uniforms so much worst than the other worlds
their dressing at the start easy terrible