...the CO "cook'd sum bac'n"(and lunch, and dinner)...
Rifle firing is part of our curriculum, and 742 Squadron has a very active shooting program, firing both Lee-Enfield and Anshutz.22cal rifles, as well as Daisy 853C air rifles. In November about 40 cadets and a few staff members were able to shoot the Anshutz rifles. Shown here are some of the coaches for the day: FSgt S. Lajeunesse, FSgt R. Gillespie, 2Lt P. Clermont, Sgt J. Erling and 2Lt C. Choinière.
For the past few years, Canada Post
has asked cadets from 742 Squadron to provide animation for their Christmas Party. Cpls G.
Levesque, C. Grant, A. Plant-Hicks and M. MacInnis-Brock handed out balloons and generally
made themselves amusing to the children present.
...the CO "cook'd sum bac'n"(and lunch, and dinner)...
...but even if he was the head cook, the cadets seemed to enjoy their weekend nonetheless <;-)
( that, by the way, was an Air Cadet smiley, with the wedge and all)
Early in February, our Wing Commander, WO1 G. Oxley, retired from the cadet movement. As a departure gift, he received a frame containing all of his achievements, the traditional departure gift for Cadet Commanders. WO2 M. Quinn was promoted to fill his position.
Lt C. Deneumoustier was very clear from the start...
...that's probably why Cpl J. Thompson enjoyed being out
on the obstacle course so much, even if he did have to cross a ravine on a tightrope.
