What did you do this Easter?
James Gurung,
17 April 2010
Sixty recruits from across Oxfordshire came together for a week of exciting training at our residential centre, and took part in a huge range of activities.
On the first day they had an introduction to scuba-diving, tried some archery, went kayaking and completed a command task. On the second, they went paintballing, learned first aid, had a go at shotgun shooting and developed their map and compass skills. The next day was a visit to The Rifles museum in Winchester, followed by a night navigation exercise, and the next was a day out in the field learning tactical skills. There was a disco that night.
The final day saw all the cadets take part in a big Final Parade in front of the Deputy Commandant, the RSM and their parents.
Scroll down for photos, and check out the official Junior Camp 2010 video.
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A cadet aims at her archery target
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This arrow landed a bit off centre!
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It's a great fun activity
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Cadets spend a lot of time outdoors
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Everyone has a lot of fun
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Putting up a basha is an essential skill
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Can you see him?
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This cadet demonstrates 'too much cam'
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All cadets enjoy fieldcraft
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They learn to work in a team
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This cadet forgot to cam his neck
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There were a lot of laughs
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Two friends in the field
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