Aafc.org.au Website Review

— main menu —who we are - vision - values - responsibilities - code of conduct - work health and safety - history - 75 years aloft – commemorative book - leaders - ranks - badges - forming a sqn - uniforms - aafc banners what we do - powered flying - gliding - fieldcraft - ceremonial - firearms training - music - duke of edinburgh’s award - electives - overseas how to join - how to join - cadets - ad*lt supervisors - information for parents our units - find a squadron - 1 wing aafc – nth qld - 2 wing aafc – sth qld - 3 wing aafc – nsw & act - 4 wing aafc – vic - 5 wing aafc – tas - 6 wing aafc – sa - 7 wing aafc – wa - 8 wing aafc – nt - national headquarters aafc our supporters - air force - national council - alumni - rsl - - rsl queensland - - rsl new south wales - aafc shop - boeing defence australia - qantas defence services - raaf as*ociation news. the aafc will teach you valuable life skills and will help you develop qualities including leadership, self reliance, confidence, teamwork. some activities undertaken by the aafc include flying, fieldcraft, adventure training, firearms safety training, drill and ceremonial, the australian air force cadets (aafc) has zero tolerance for child abuse. all ad*lt aafc members are responsible for the protection of cadets with whom they interact, and are mandated to adhere to the standards of behaviour prescribed in the defence youth safety framework and aafc code of conduct. all ad*lt members must have and maintain a defence working with children clearance, state or federal police working with children check, and have completed the mandatory levels of defence youth safety training. the australian air force cadets (aafc) is a youth oriented organisation that is administered and actively supported by the royal