When most people think of adventure training, they think of D of E, or the Duke of Edinburgh award. The D of E scheme is the world’s leading youth achievement award, with over 438000 young people currently doing their award in the UK.
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The middle of October saw cadets from 216 Squadron travel to the Wyre Forest to complete their qualifying expedition for their Bronze level award.
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Two groups undertook a 2 day expedition, walking through the countryside for 6 hours a day. They have to carry all their own equipment including all food, tents and camping gear without any outside assistance.
The expedition was a success with both groups meeting the criteria to complete their expedition stage of their bronze awards.
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