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Cdt 1st Tom and his Mum Melanie took part recently in a sponsored abseil down Pembroke Castle. The event is organised each year by The Overhang in Tenby, which is an indoor climbing wall, but they organise two of these climbs annually for charities to riase funds, whilst the entry fees goes to their own nominated charity. Tom and his Mum decided to take part to riase much needed funds for Kayaking Equipment. We are so very grateful to them for all their hard work and efforts, it truly is a selfless thing which they have done, and the unit is extremely grateful for their support.

On Saturday 23rd June, Fishguard Sea Cadets took part in the Roundtable Funday, we had various stalls as well as taking part in the Raft Race and other activities. The weather was perfect and it made for a very successful day. The Commanding Officer thanked the cadets that helped and also wanted to mention the extremely hard work put in by the Parents and Supporters Association and the adult volunteers on the day. Without your full support on the day we wouldn't be able to do what we do, and I am so very grateful to you all

The award recipients for the May Divisions Night are:-

Cadet of the Month  -  Huw Anstee

Junior of the Month  -  Haf Phillips

Congratulations to the both of you

Also badges given out for Sailing, Climbing, Catering and Junior Yellow Module

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Fishguard Unit took part in the annual West Wales District Rowing Competition on Sunday 17th June. This year was one of the biggest competitions with lots of compeition. We once again had some hard fought races, which meant we achieved the following results.

Trinity Competition - Junior Boys 3rd, Open Girls 2nd, Open Boys 2nd and Junior Sea Cadets 4th

Yole Competition - Open Yole Mixed 1st, Open Yole Male 1st, Open Yole Female 1st

The Yole teams are now through to the Area Competition which will be held in Bristol on Sat 7th July.

Great effort by everyone, overall a fantastic achievement

On Saturday the 16th June Fishguard Unit took part in the Sail Boat Handling Competition at Tata Lake Neath.

Able Cadet Evie and Cadet 1st Amelia took part for the first time in this event and did exceptionally well, coming second. This is a fantastic achievement given this was our first time. The sail boat competition tests your skills, on rigging a boat, sailing around a course, rigging and unrigging afloat, recovery and so much more. It was made even more difficlut by the wind conditions, and tests your seamanship and sailing skills to the limit. Evie and Amelia did a fantastic job and we are very proud of their achievement.