How many BPM is the Quick March Pace?
116 BPM
How many hours' worth of food should you have on you at all times during a field activity?
24 Hours minimum
What are the 5 AAFC values?
Service, Courage, Respect, Integrity, Excellence
What forces oppose the forward motion of an aircraft during flight?
Drag
22 in total but 11 on either team.
What are the two parts of a slow march?
Flick and Gilde
When using a radio, what is the first thing you must say?
The call sign of the station you are calling.
Which aircraft type is used for training purposes in the AAFC?
Diamond DA-40
Where are the Ailerons located?
On the wing.
Who is the first woman to win the Nobel Prize?
Marie Curie
Who takes over the flight during a daily parade?
Flight Commander
How fast do cadets travel on a field activity?
3 KM/H
When was the AAFC first established (Year and Month)?
February 1941
What do the flaps do?
Increase Lift and Drag.
What is the capital of Syria?
Damascus
What is the minimum number of paces you take to swing your arms?
4 paces
India, Quebec and Uniform
What is the Victoria Cross Medal given for?
Galantry
Lockheed U-2
What is the chemical formula for Calcium Carbonate?
CaCO₃
What does the term 'Cadence' refer to in a daily parade?
The rhythmic chanting is used to maintain pace.
How many mils is 197° (Closest whole number)?
3502 Mils
What do the words mean in the Air Force Cadets' motto?
'Per ardua ad astra' means 'Through adversity to the stars'
How is lift produced?
Lift is produced by the interaction between the airplane's wings (called airfoils) and the air rushing past them.
How do you find the X coordinate of a parabola's vertex?
x = -b/2a