Squadron Camps

344 (Fulham) Squadron regularly attends and runs it's own camps. On average, the Squadron will run a weekend camp about every 7 weeks. These camps include activities like: Campcraft, Survival, Leadership Courses, Expeditions (DoE) and competition training. The Squadron will usually run 2 camps per year to places like Wales for loads of specialist training: Mountain Walking, Canoeing, Rock Climbing etc.. These last about 1 week.

Annual Camp

Every Squadron is allocated places for their cadets to attend an annual camp on a Royal Air Force station. On these camps cadets practice all of their training and compete against other units in a range of activities. On most of these camps the RAF will organise flights in their aircraft. Cadets on annual camps get familiarisation flights in all types of aircraft.

Drill Competition at Summer Annual Camp	Leadership Training at Annual Camp

Overseas Camps

Cadets that are over the age of 16 and have reached a certain level in their academic training are able to apply for a position on the ATC overseas camps. Current camps are based in Germany, Cyprus, Gibraltar and the USA. On these camps cadets are entertained with a different type of program that they would normally be used to on a UK annual Camp. The program is much more varied with the extra interest of the different country.

Cadets at RAF Gibralta

Gliding Camps

Cadets also go on camps to complete their glider training. Sometimes they can go to camp for 3 weekends in 6 weeks to complete a gliding course that can get them to fly solo.