WINTER WARMER
Monday 30th November from 7:30pm
Venue – T.S Broadsword
Pop in on the evening to support the unit and most importantly the cadets.
Join us to see what the cadets are up to over the winter months
Christmas cards and other items on sale which have been hand stitched by the Cadets and Supporters.
Other items for sale (stocking fillers)
Grand Christmas Raffle tickets on sale
Chance to buy some tasty treats
Dates for your diary -
25th October 2015 – District Trafalgar Day Parade, Oxford
30th October to 1st November - Multi Activity Cadet Training, Longmoor
8th November – Remembrance Sunday Parade, Aylesbury
15th to 17th November – District Multi Activity Cadet Training ( Catering basic, Piping Basic, First Aid Class 3 and Peer Educator) – Venue to be confirmed
21st November – District Training, First Aid Class 3 – Venue to be confirmed.
30th November – Winter Warmer (from 7:30pm) – T.S Broadsword, Aylesbury
6th December – District 5 a side Football competition, RAF Halton
14th December – Grand Christmas Raffle Draw (from 8:30pm) – T.S Broadsword, Aylesbury
There are numbers available to be part of the 100 Club. At £3 per number, half the proceeds will be given out in Prize Money and the other half will go towards fundraising for the Unit.
Please contact aylesburymarinesocietyandseacadets@hotmail.co.uk or speak to a member of the P&SA for more details
September’s total prize pot was £82.50 – Winners drawn were:
1st - L&G Hamilton (No.52) - £41.25
2nd – J Langford (No.82) - £27.50
3rd – D Pearce (No.1) - £13.75
Congratulations to all the winners and thank you all for your support.
Wednesday 30th September saw 2 visitors to the unit from the Royal Marines Association. Mr Brian Tinnion and Mr John Tuson were visiting to express their thanks to Cdt L/Cpl Nicklin who undertook a sponsored run up the Rock of Gibraltar back in February.
The monies L/Cpl Nicklin raised which totaled £350 were equally split between Aylesbury Unit and the Royal Marines Association. ‘Bravo Zulu’ !
Over the weekend of 18th to 20th September, 8 Royal Marine cadets and 3 staff travelled down to Bramley training area to take part in CATSEA 2015 (Company Annual Training & Safety Efficiency Appraisal). This is a very important part of the Royal Marine Cadets calendar and shows how the detachment operates as a whole.
Led by L/Cpl Nicklin with 2ic L/Cpl Medhurst, the cadets consisting of MC2's Fitzgerald, Wilson, George, St John, Millward- Stone and Wells were assessed on their skills over the whole weekend which consisted of field-craft, weapons handling, map reading and battle orders. The weekend cumulated in a simulated attack on enemy forces.
The cadets put in a fantastic effort and smashed last year's score by miles scoring 80/100 and coming in 3rd out of 23 units in attendance. A fantastic result – Bravo Zulu!!
Whilst the cadets were being assessed, CI Cooper was taking part in the field-craft module, which is part of the adult modular training undertaken by RMC staff when they join as uniformed instructors. Well done CI Cooper on successfully passing the module.
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