 ROYAL AIR FORCE AIR TRAINING CORPS WALES & WEST REGION ONE WELSH WING
NO 1 WELSH WING HEALTH & SAFETY NO 1 WELSH WING TRAINING CONTACT 254 (ABERDARE) SQUADRON |
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RANKS OF THE AIR TRAINING CORPS If you ever see a member of the Royal Air Force or Air Training Corps, you may like to know what rank they hold. Here are a few of those you are more likely to see, whilst on the Squadron! ADULT STAFF
Civilian Instructor Adult Sergeant Adult Flight Sergeant Adult Warrant Officer
Officer Cadet Pilot Officer Flying Officer Flight Lieutenant
Squadron Leader Wing Commander
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Cadets
Cadets within the Squadron can be promoted (after selection and passing interviews) to the ranks below; starting at Corporal and making their way through their Cadet career to Cadet Warrant Officer. As Cadets attain a higher rank, so they take on more responsibility within their respected Flight or within the Squadron, including taking lectures, drill, projects etc.
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 Corporal Sergeant Flight Sergeant Cadet Warrant Officer |
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Keeping it short and sweet...
The ATC, like the RAF (and all the military for that matter) likes to abbreviate everything that can be abbreviated! This includes the rank structure. Here is a quick guideline to the rank structure above and the accepted abbreviations.
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