THE CADET FORCES
Jane Hall reveals the vital role Britain’s cadet forces played as the country’s teenagers stepped up to serve their nation during World War Two
CADETS FROM 346 (TYNEMOUTH) SQUADRON ATC HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT RAF STATIONS AND GO FLYING AS PART OF THEIR WARTIME TRAINING
COURTESY OF 346 (TYNEMOUTH) SQUADRON
November 5, 1946, and the general committee of 324 (South Shields) Squadron Air Training Corps held its annual meeting at its Bollingbroke Street HQ in the Tyneside town.
Following the usual pleasantries and business the minutes noted that the officer commanding (OC), Flight Lieutenant Brooks, took a moment to reflect on the success of his squadron in the five years since its formation.
