999 Loyalist Thunderbird RCAC

Are you between the ages of 12 – 18 ?
Do you enjoy fun, challenge, adventure and making new friends?
Then the Canadian Cadet Program is for you.
At cadets you can participate in: wilderness training, flying, drill, sports, rifle range, band, citizenship tours, national or international exchanges, along with a wide and varied local training syllabus.

There is no cost to join - uniforms and training are provided. 
More information for parents can be found at  www.cadets.ca  

About Air Cadets:
The Air Cadet League of Canada envisions the Royal Canadian Air Cadets as Canada’s premier world class youth development movement. Being attuned to societal changes,it strives diligently to be a totally dedicated, proactive and innovative partner to encourage and enhance the development of well adjusted, civic minded youth to undertake leadership roles in a great Canada and a better world.

Since the Air Cadet League of Canada came into being in April 1941, close to one million young Canadians have participated in the training program. It is estimated that in one way or another, 500,000 Canadians are involved in the Air Cadet Movement today.  READ MORE...

 About the Ontario Provincial Committee:
The main areas of responsibility for the Ontario Provincial Committee include:

• Formation of new squadrons
• Assisting with the recruitment of officers and cadets into the program
• Maintaining our fleet of 10 tow planes and 20 gliders which has been valued in excess of $600,000
• The administration guidance and support of Sponsoring Committees in the province of Ontario

For more about the OPC, including News and Quarterly Publications - CLICK HERE 

About 999 Squadron: 
999 Loyalist Thunderbird Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron  -  Amherstview, Ontario, Canada
- formed on June 1st, 2005,  999 is a relatively new Squadron in the west end of Kingston, Ontario.

Tel:  613-384-2237  (Captain Jean-GuyPitre)     Email:  click here

Training Location:  Amherstview Public School, 70 Fairfield Blvd  (off Bath Rd/ Hwy 33)