ACO, ATC, and Squadron Structure

So The Next Few Posts Are Going To Be A Bit Of Background On The Air Training Corps [ATC] And 298 (Hornsea) Squadron. Just A Warning: Some Of It Might Be A Bit Dull As It's All Taken From Official Websites ;)

The Air Cadet Organisation (ACO)
The Air Cadet Organisation is thriving! Each year more than 60,000 cadets, volunteer staff and civilian committee members help engage in pursuits and rewarding opportunities such as championing good causes in local communities, pursuing sporting events at a national level and becoming international youth ambassadors. Air cadets aged 13 to 19 are given the chance by our team of staff and volunteers to learn to fly, develop skills to lead expeditions, tour foreign countries, become target shooting marksmen, join a band and learn about aviation and aerospace. This is only a small list of the many activities and opportunities available all whilst making new friends. The ACO is continually searching for high calibre likeminded volunteers to keep it at the top of its game as one of the top youth organisations in the United Kingdom.