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Im heavily involved in the AAFC and i was jsut wondering if anyone else Is/ has been involved or if your kids or family members are involved.
just some info the AAFc is a Youth development organisation run for young people between the ages of 13 and 20. It focuses on giving youth skills that they can use in life all set in a military enviroment. Cadets get to do things that even Defence personal might not get to do. I myself have been on a number of defence air craft including an FA18 and Huey. Highlight being the Sea King I was on last week.
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