http://126air.forumotion.com/feed/? Latest topics Sat, 10 Oct 2009 01:34:03 GMT 10 http://i75.servimg.com/u/f75/13/35/48/41/phpdb910.jpg http://126air.forumotion.com/feed/? http://126air.forumotion.com/uniforms-f10/level-badges-t26.htm zetus1 ]]> Uniforms Sat, 10 Oct 2009 01:34:03 GMT http://126air.forumotion.com/uniforms-f10/level-badges-t26.htm#76 http://126air.forumotion.com/uniforms-f10/level-badges-t26.htm http://126air.forumotion.com/general-discussion-f7/how-do-you-like-this-year-t25.htm FSgt Martin
Your seniors always enjoy hearing your guys opinions and ideas for activities we could run. If you have any ideas of things you want to do, or learn, let us know! There's only one way to make it possible, make it known!]]> General Discussion Mon, 05 Oct 2009 19:37:55 GMT http://126air.forumotion.com/general-discussion-f7/how-do-you-like-this-year-t25.htm#75 http://126air.forumotion.com/general-discussion-f7/how-do-you-like-this-year-t25.htm http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-126-power-flying-t17.htm F/Sgt. Moulds For those who are still interested in flying, they will no doubt have the opportunity to do so when possible. The Cessna that we have access to seats 3 passengers plus the pilot. So seats are limited on the weekends that we do go flying. The flight is roughly an hour long. You travel around the Niagara Region and often get to fly right by Niagara Falls. When you go, it is advised to dress warmly since temperature decreases with altitude, and it's already cold outside as we’ve all seen. ... From the Staff Wed, 17 Dec 2008 03:22:07 GMT http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-126-power-flying-t17.htm#28 http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-126-power-flying-t17.htm http://126air.forumotion.com/summer-camps-f12/previous-camp-info-t23.htm F/Sgt. Moulds
please say which ones in order for cadets interested in taking the same courses to question you and to receive guidance towards their goals.

Our motto states:

"To Learn. To Serve. To Advance"

Without good leaders this is not possible. Please do your part to help out your fellow cadets.

Thank you.

Sgt. Moulds]]> Summer Camps Fri, 06 Feb 2009 00:36:57 GMT http://126air.forumotion.com/summer-camps-f12/previous-camp-info-t23.htm#69 http://126air.forumotion.com/summer-camps-f12/previous-camp-info-t23.htm http://126air.forumotion.com/summer-camps-f12/interviews-t24.htm F/Sgt. Moulds As all seniors applying for national level camps should already know, interviews are this Satuday February the 7th at 0900h. Here are a few things to remeber... When? February 7th 2009 (For PPS, GPS, SLC, AAT-AO, AAT-AM and AIC candidates) February 21st 2009 (For IACE and home-schooled candidates) Where? -For PPS, GPS, SLC, AAT-AO, AAT-AM and AIC candidates, Niagara Falls - Optimist Youth Park (here at the squadron) -For IACE and home-schooled candidates, 4900 Yonge Street ... Summer Camps Fri, 06 Feb 2009 00:59:09 GMT http://126air.forumotion.com/summer-camps-f12/interviews-t24.htm#71 http://126air.forumotion.com/summer-camps-f12/interviews-t24.htm http://126air.forumotion.com/summer-camps-f12/trenton-camps-t22.htm F/Sgt. Moulds Familiarization Courses BASIC COURSE (2 weeks) Aim: Introduces cadets to training centre life with a focus on air cadet training opportunities. Intended for cadets 12-14 years old who have completed Level 1 training. Instruction includes first aid, drill, marksmanship, physical and recreational training, citizenship, general cadet knowledge. Other activities include swimming, building and flying model aircraft and rockets and team sports. Prerequisites: Must be medically and physically ... Summer Camps Fri, 06 Feb 2009 00:33:55 GMT http://126air.forumotion.com/summer-camps-f12/trenton-camps-t22.htm#68 http://126air.forumotion.com/summer-camps-f12/trenton-camps-t22.htm http://126air.forumotion.com/questions-and-information-f15/national-course-application-t9.htm Michaud.B 1.) what format do we write the narative in? is it letter, essay or what?
2.) The transcript we get from our school, does it have to show midterm or current marks?
3.) WHEN IS IT DUE??]]> Questions and Information Tue, 16 Dec 2008 11:49:06 GMT http://126air.forumotion.com/questions-and-information-f15/national-course-application-t9.htm#13 http://126air.forumotion.com/questions-and-information-f15/national-course-application-t9.htm http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-eating-drinking-in-uniform-t16.htm F/Sgt. Moulds While in uniform there is certain etiquette that must be followed by cadets while eating and drinking. -It is considered improper to eat or drink with your wedge on. -You should NEVER be chewing gum at cadets (in uniform or not) because it isn’t very nice to talk to a cadet who is chewing gum, it is unpleasant for those who have to pick your gum off of the parade square and bubbles and chewing noises are simply unnecessary and distracting at cadets. -Please do not leave pop cans and ... From the Staff Wed, 17 Dec 2008 03:15:39 GMT http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-eating-drinking-in-uniform-t16.htm#27 http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-eating-drinking-in-uniform-t16.htm http://126air.forumotion.com/cadet-news-f4/126-potluck-dinner-t20.htm F/Sgt. Moulds As you’ve all been told, the annual 126 Potluck Dinner is once again on its way. On Wednesday December 12th we ask that everyone bring something (as written on your form given by Lt. Sally) to this event. This is a very fun event for both cadets and their families. We ask that you indicate the number of people that you are intending to bring on the form with the entrée that you have been requested to bring. If you do not have a form, please talk to Lt. Sally as soon as you can. ... Cadet News Wed, 17 Dec 2008 03:29:59 GMT http://126air.forumotion.com/cadet-news-f4/126-potluck-dinner-t20.htm#31 http://126air.forumotion.com/cadet-news-f4/126-potluck-dinner-t20.htm http://126air.forumotion.com/cadet-news-f4/holiday-t19.htm F/Sgt. Moulds There will be NO CADETS on the following dates:

Wednesday December 24th
And
Wednesday December 31st

These are vacation days… so don’t come to cadets on these days since there probably won’t be anyone at the Optimist Hall.]]> Cadet News Wed, 17 Dec 2008 03:28:07 GMT http://126air.forumotion.com/cadet-news-f4/holiday-t19.htm#30 http://126air.forumotion.com/cadet-news-f4/holiday-t19.htm http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/a-note-for-standing-still-over-long-periods-of-time-t18.htm F/Sgt. Moulds I’m sure that many people that participated in the remembrance day parade may have felt woozy (like you were going to faint), your feet may have cramped or you may have just been itching to move. A simple thing that often helps with this is simply (and discreetly) wiggling your toes and squeezing your fists. These simple movements are great to keep blood flowing (increasing alertness and the ability NOT to pass out), as well as nobody will notice these movements when you are standing ... From the Staff Wed, 17 Dec 2008 03:26:16 GMT http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/a-note-for-standing-still-over-long-periods-of-time-t18.htm#29 http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/a-note-for-standing-still-over-long-periods-of-time-t18.htm http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-cadet-chain-of-command-t15.htm F/Sgt. Moulds Chain of Command is something that we in the cadet world take quite seriously. If you have questions about doing uniforms, hair, an issue with another cadet, or most other cadet related things please follow the chain of command. If you are a recruit or LAC you got to a corporal first, a corporal goes to a flight corporal, a flight corporal goes to a sergeant, etc… Here are the ranks (arrows are use to show the chain): How do I address each rank?? LAC:“LAC” Corporal: ... From the Staff Wed, 17 Dec 2008 03:10:11 GMT http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-cadet-chain-of-command-t15.htm#26 http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-cadet-chain-of-command-t15.htm http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-badges-t14.htm F/Sgt. Moulds Shoulder Flashes: These are worn on both shoulders of the tunic only. They are to be sewn on, centered 2cm. Below the shoulder seam. Level Badges: These are worn on the left sleeve of the tunic only. They are to be sewn on centered and flush to the upper seam of the wrist cuff. Name Tags: These are worn centered over the right pocket of your tunic (if winter dress) and over the right pocket of your t-shirt (if summer dress). Chevrons and Propellers (Ranks): These are ... From the Staff Wed, 17 Dec 2008 03:06:40 GMT http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-badges-t14.htm#25 http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-badges-t14.htm http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-ironing-t13.htm F/Sgt. Moulds Here are a few points that should help you when ironing your uniform: -When ironing your pants and tunic you should always use a pressing cloth. A pressing cloth may be a towel, pillowcase or other another old piece of cloth. -The pressing cloth prevents the nylon material from becoming shiny. -The creases down the centers of your pants and shirt become sharper when you iron with a moist pressing cloth. -Do not iron creases down the arms of your tunic. -Starch can be sprayed and ... From the Staff Wed, 17 Dec 2008 02:12:10 GMT http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-ironing-t13.htm#24 http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-ironing-t13.htm http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-your-tie-t12.htm F/Sgt. Moulds

Often the tie appears too tight or rectangular; to fix this simply pull lightly at the top two sides of the tie (just above the knot) and you should get the desired shape of knot.]]> From the Staff Wed, 17 Dec 2008 02:08:04 GMT http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-your-tie-t12.htm#23 http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-your-tie-t12.htm http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-boots-t11.htm F/Sgt. Moulds Your black issue boots are laced straight across, as illustrated below. You shall keep them shined in good repair. The following is one method to get a good shine on your boots. *note: for new boots you must start with base layers (thicker layers of polish) Below are instructions for one method of polishing boots: I) Remove dust and dirt from boot with a soft damp cloth (do not use this cloth to polish your boot!). II) Use and old toothbrush to remove dirt from ... From the Staff Wed, 17 Dec 2008 02:03:41 GMT http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-boots-t11.htm#22 http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-boots-t11.htm http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-hair-standards-t10.htm F/Sgt. Moulds

]]> From the Staff Wed, 17 Dec 2008 01:59:12 GMT http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-hair-standards-t10.htm#21 http://126air.forumotion.com/from-the-staff-f3/on-hair-standards-t10.htm http://126air.forumotion.com/the-junior-s-area-f6/hey-i-am-the-first-to-post-here-welcome-all-t1.htm michaud_s hi everyone]]> The Junior's Area Sat, 13 Dec 2008 01:10:54 GMT http://126air.forumotion.com/the-junior-s-area-f6/hey-i-am-the-first-to-post-here-welcome-all-t1.htm#1 http://126air.forumotion.com/the-junior-s-area-f6/hey-i-am-the-first-to-post-here-welcome-all-t1.htm