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WARNING ORDER – 525 RCACS ANNUAL CEREMONIAL REVIEW– 28 May 2019 1. What: The Annual Ceremonial Review (ACR) is the most important event of the Air Cadet training year. This mandatory event is the opportunity for the cadets to display what they have learned over the past training year to their families and assembled guests. It is also the opportunity for the Squadron to honour deserving cadets by presenting them with various awards. 2. Who: All events listed below are MANDATORY for all cadets. 3. When: Tuesday May 14 2019 1830 – 2130hrs (6:30pm-9:30pm) Tuesday May 21 2019 1830 – 2130hrs (6:30pm – 9:30pm) Tuesday May 28 2019 1645 – 2130hrs (4:45pm – 9:30pm) 4. Where: St Anthony’s School – 595 Keith Road, West Vancouver 5. Dress: May 14th – Civilian attire. Cadets are asked to arrive in civilian attire to bring all their uniform parts on hangers and in bags with them. May 21st – Summer Dress. May 28th - Cadets are asked to arrive in civilian attire to bring all their uniform parts on hangers and in bags with them. Cadets will change into uniform before parade. Females should have their hair done before arrival. 6. Bring: Cadets should eat a healthy dinner prior to arriving Tuesday afternoon on May 28th. See Kit list for detailed instructions. All uniform parts should be labelled with cadet’s last name. 7. Other: Family members and guests are invited to arrive at 1900hrs to be seated for a 1930hrs parade start. 8. Information: After the Reviewing Party has viewed the displays, there will be a light reception available. The reception is being provided by the Sponsoring Committee and is free to those attending. 9. Q&A: Please direct your questions/concerns to any of the following: Cadet In Charge – WO1 Yeung Officer In Charge – Capt Mok Kit ListCadets will participate in familiarization flying in the Cessna 182 aircraft used for towing in glider operations. Cadets are to arrive at the airshow compound at CYXX at 1215 and flying will be complete at 1700. Cadets should bring their own food/snacks. Dress is civilian attire. Cadets do not need to stay for the entire shift. Once flown they are able to depart. Cadets will need to arrange their own transportation. DO NOT GO TO THE TERMINAL BUILDING. Carefully follow the driving instructions to the air cadet gliding site, link below: http://583aircadets.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/YXX-Directions-Map.pdf If you get lost, call Capt Khan at 778-877-9226  We will be conducting a Commanding Officers parade to inspect the squadron and award cadets who have excelled and worked hard over the past few weeks. NCO's - 1800 Fall In Cadets - 1820 Fall in Parade Practice Parents - Seated by 1915 Parade - Starts at 1920 Awards 1. Promotions 2. Marksmanship Qualifications 3. First Aid Badges 4. Long Service Medals After the parade cadets and parents are going to be having a briefing led by Capt Mok and Capt Khan, Z Questions to your chain of command  Cadets are going to have the opportunity to go up in the glider and learn about the regional gliding school. Becoming a glider pilot is the first milestones for the cadets wishing to get their power pilot license. Having exposure to the gliders prior to attending the scholarship camp is always a great opportunity to ensure success on getting their glider pilot license. Cadets are to meet at the 525 LHQ at 0730 and will be transported to the gliding site. They will then return to the 525 LHQ at 1245. Cadets should bring their own food/snacks and arrive at the squadron on time. Dress is weather-appropriate civilian wear (e.g running shoes, and rain gear if req'd) Questions to Lt Khan, E  525 cadets have been hard at work over the past few months putting together a drill routine. Team members will be meeting at the Seaforth Armory at 0800 and will be done at around 1530. For those wishing to come support the team the 525 drill team will be preforming at 1100 hrs. Come support the team. Questions to Lt Khan, E  Cadets participate in familiarization power flying in a Cessna 172. Cadets should arrive on time, wearing weather appropriate civilian clothing. Meet at the main terminal building. Cadets are to meet at the main terminal at CZBB at 1700 hrs and be picked up for 2000hrs the same day. Cadets must sign up during the parade night and will be contacted by the pilot the evening before to confirm their attendance. As flying is a locally funded event, cadets who sign up must be able to participate in the flying event. If for some reason the cadet is unable to attend they must find a replacement and inform the pilot as soon as possible. Questions to Capt Khan, Z  Activity: 655 Dodgeball Tournament Who: 8 selected cadets When: Sunday April 7th, 0900-1600 Where: Hugh McRoberts Secondary School, Richmond Dress: Appropriate sports attire attire OIC: Capt Mok Description 525 will participate in the annual multi-unit dodgeball tournament hosted by 655 RCACS. Numerous other air cadet units in the Vancouver area will also be participating in the tournament. Each unit may submit a team of 8 cadets. Interested cadets should sign up on the sign-up sheet at the squadron and speak with Sgt Orlowski. To ensure fairness, tournament rules specify requirements for team composition in terms of age and gender. The selection of team members will be made after the sign-up deadline. Cadets shall dress in appropriate civilian sports gear. Lunch will not be provided; all cadets should bring a lunch, water bottle and snacks. Please direct any questions to the OIC below: CI Kenny Wu Administration Officer | 525 Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron Department of National Defence / Government of Canada [email protected] / Tel: 778-385-1663  |
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