Ang Mo Kio Secondary School National Cadet Corps (Air) - Activities

Activities

The unit holds activities such as joyride rides in military aircraft such as C130 Hercules, Fokker 50, Piper Warrior and the CH-47 Chinook. It also provides cadets the opportunities to attend aviation courses such as Silver Wing and Gold Wing where cadets learn more about planes. Cadets also get to go overseas to countries such as USA, Canada, UK, Hong Kong and Australia through programmes such as the International Air Cadet Exchange (IACE).

There is also the Aeromodelling Team, Precision Drill Squad and Freestyle Drill Squad conducting their respective activities to enhance the learning experience of the cadets.

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