Today marked a significant milestone for our new recruits with the arrival of the long-awaited blue uniform. In the background, our...

Concluding on 30th October, three committed cadets from 863 (Thurston) Squadron—SGT Colinwood-Hall, CPL Weeks, and CDT Trumpess—wrapped up

On Day 13 of the New Recruits Diary, the cadets at 863 (Thurston) Squadron delved into the essentials of uniform upkeep, with a focus on

Did you know that when the RAF was formed there was lots of arguing before the RAF ranks were finally agreed on?

Monday evening was an exciting milestone in the journey of our new recruits at 863 (Thurston) Squadron, as they were formally introduced to

On the 21st of October, 863 (Thurston) Squadron hosted an evening dedicated to leadership, marking the first step in what will be a continue

Thursday 17th October saw the new recruits head to Abbeycroft Leisure Centre for their swimming assessment. This session is a vital part of

The sharp ring of alarms cut through the silence at 0700, signalling the start of a day destined for the hills. The team stirred from ....

In today’s world, feedback plays a crucial role in shaping the quality and direction of any organization, and 863 (Thurston) Squadron ..

The thrill of adventure buzzed through the minibus as we pulled away from Thurston at 1700 sharp. Excitement surged ...

This past weekend, several cadets from 863 (Thurston) Squadron successfully completed their Duke of Edinburgh Bronze expedition

On the 7th of October, 863 (Thurston) Squadron took another step forward in strengthening the commitment of our new recruits.

The Chief Engineer came to 863 (Thurston) Squadron to give a presentation and because the Squadron were 'sponsors' of Airlander 10

Did you know that the first cadet units were formed in 1859 with the purpose of protecting Britain in the event of an attack?