From 1941–1944, nearly 2,000 Royal Air Force cadets trained at Falcon Field during WWII. Twenty-three of them lost their lives while training far from home. #4bfts #rafmuseum | Falcon Field Airport

RAF Halton hosted the first RAFAC National-level music camp for two years. Nearly 60 cadet musicians were in training for an appearance at 2026’s Birmingham International Tattoo; an appearance that will mark the Air Training Corps’ 85th anniversary. After two days dedicated to music and drill training it was time for a day away from rehearsals with a visit to Windsor Castle. This was no ordinary visit though. On 28 October, the castle was closed to the public because of investiture ceremonies be

Introducing our brand new Warrant Officer Royal Air Force Air Cadets (WO RAFAC), WO Donna Hall! An official handover to Donna took place at RAF College Cranwell today from the outgoing WO RAFAC, WO Clinton Marsh, who has been in post for 8 years. Donna says “I am looking forward to the challenges that lie ahead with this new role, working closely with Group Captain Pass and senior volunteers across the organisation to support the RAFAC ASTRA vision. I would like to personally thank WO Clinton Ma