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   The visit provided a good insight into the role of the regiment
about the role of mortars within the company and wider regiment. they were show the different types of ammunition and were told about how the equipment was operated.
They moved on to the anti-tank role where they were shown two
of the weapon systems used to target armoured threats. They were told about how the weapons systems work and about
the anti-armour role within the regiment. The next stand showcased the sniper role. The cadets saw the weapons used and were told about the roles in a sniper pair.
After being shown the SA80 A3 weapon they had a tour of the Jackal, the vehicle in use with the regiment in its mechanised role. They were also shown the combat information systems used to control units and understand the full battle picture.
After eating lunch in the dining hall, the cadets had a tour round camp including explanations by SMI Clarke of some of the historic items in the Officers and Sergeants messes.
The visit provided a good insight into the history and role of the regiment in which SMI Clarke previously served and was a good chance for cadets to see the different roles on offer in a mechanised infantry support company.
Thank you to all the soldiers, NCOs and officers who delayed their leave to give our cadets this opportunity.
 Padre visits Mexborough Detachment
By SSI Donna Nixon
In the run up to National Mental Health Week, one of our Padres, Padre Stephen Caddy made a visit to Mexborough Detachment in South Yorkshire.
He dropped in to check in with both the cadets and adult volunteers of the detachment to offer support and guidance as the pastoral team do. His visit started with a presentation and quiz with the cadets in addition to talking about the values and standards of the ACF.
Padre Caddy said of his visit, “it is really good to chat with the cadets and adults and to see what activities they are doing, and how they are getting on. It is an enjoyable experience all around.”
The night finished with Cadet Reece Fuller and Cadet Reece Pettinger being presented with the detachment’s cadet of the month award by the Padre.
SSI Donna Nixon said: “Having a proactive Padre on the Command Team really does make a positive difference to how we are supporting our team here. Thank you to Padre Caddy for taking the time to visit”.
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