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Air Cadet Narrative
I am currently involved in the 872 Kiwanis Air Cadet Squadron, a vibrant youth program with aims to improve youth leadership, promote physical fitness and active citizenship within the program. Marksmanship is a shooting program on Saturdays, which use air rifles to shoot at targets. It has been one of my hobbies in air cadet. One of the field trips I have embarked upon in air cadet is the Field Training Exercise. It is a field trip where we travel to a camping site and learn about survival, leadership, and self-discipline skills for two days. It has helped me with self-organization including packing up tents and choosing the essential items for a trip. We had leadership courses in which we organized into small groups to complete a certain
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