PNCO Course Session 1

When was the Air Training Corps Formed?

What rank does this picture show?

A.Corporal

B.Sergeant

C.Cadet Warrant Officer

D.Flight Sergeant

Headquarters Air Cadets (HQAC) is located where?

Put these classifications into the correct order from lowest to highest.

The ATC grew from an organisation called the:

The term Founder Squadron means that a Squadron (Sqn) was:

Who is affectionately known as the father of the ATC? Is it:

Identify the correct badge

A.Badge A

B.Badge B

C.Badge C

D.Badge D

The correct order of progression through the rank structure is:

Who is the Officer Commanding South and East Midlands Wing?

What is the average number of cadets an ATC Squadron will have?

What classification badge is shown in the image?

A.Leading Cadet

B.Master Cadet

C.Second Class Cadet

D.Senior Cadet

What item of uniform is not issued to cadets?

What Officer rank insignia is in the image?

A. Pilot Officer

B.Flight Lieutenant

C.Wing Commander

D.Squadron Leader

What does the abbreviation DF stand for?

What arm is the brassard worn on?

Which trainer aircraft is currently used to fly cadet for Air Experience Flying (AEF)?

The Duke of Edinburgh (D of E) Award was first introduced, on a trial basis in:

How many aims does the Air Training Corps have?

Which year were girls permitted to join the ATC?

The Commandants of each of the 6 Air Cadet Regions holds which rank?

The motto for the Air Training Corps is what?

Why do we salute?

When was the Royal Air Force Formed?

What is the Royal Air Force's motto?

Who is the Chief Of Air Staff for the Royal Air Force?

Fill in the blanks (Aims): To _______ and encourage among young people a practical interest in aviation and the Royal Air Force.

Fill in the blanks (Aims): To _______training which will be useful both in the Services and in civilian life.

Fill in the blanks (Aims): To ______ the spirit of adventure, and to develop the qualities of leadership and good citizenship