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Three new appoints have been announced

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25 February 2021

Clwyd And Gwynedd ACF

The Commandant Col Martin L Craven is pleased to announce three new appointments effective from the 1st March

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Our April Digital Magazine Is Here

The Combined Cadet Force (CCF) marks its 75th anniversary on 1 April and we’ve been delving into the archives to explore the fascinating history of this fantastic youth movement, which has transformed the lives of so many young people through the decades. We’ve been catching up with Army Cadets National Ambassador Jordan Wylie MBE, an adventurer who is on a mission to run marathons in ten of the coldest places on the planet.

Plus, don’t miss our interview with Captain Robb Bloomfield ACF, cyber security specialist and CyberFirst Project Officer, who reveals more about the brilliant cyber courses that are empowering cadets to take control of their own online security.

Read now!