Cadet Knowledge
Leadership
Aviation
Ranks
100

What is our motto?

To learn, to serve, to advance

100

What are some common mistakes when trying to effectively communicate? (Give me 2)

Informal language, No body language, Lack of variety, Lack of eye contact, Lack of praise, Talking over others, Listening to reply, not to understand

100

What are the 4 forces of flight?

Drag, Lift, Thrust, Weight/Gravity

100

What’s the second highest Cadet Rank?

WO2

200

What is the #1 rule at cadets?

SAFETY

200

What are some good traits for a mentor to have (Name 3)?

  • Honesty, Friendly, Guiding, Experienced, Compassion, Patience, Empathetic, Trustworthy, Confidence.

200

What part of the aircraft creates lift?

Wings

200

How many Cadet ranks are there?

8

300

What does ACR stand for?

Annual Ceremonial Review

300

What is leadership?

the process of influencing, guiding, and motivating a group of people to work together toward a common goal.

300

What is the difference between Military and commercial aviation?

Military -> defense, and commercial --> transportation

300

What is the highest position in an air cadet squadron? Who is ours?

The commanding officer, Capt. Paul

400

What does IC and 2IC stand for?

In-command and Second in-command

400

What does SMESC stand for?

Situation, Mission, Execution, Service support, Command and signals

400

What does ATC do?

controls the traffic in the nearby air and on the runway

400

What is the army equivalent to FSgt? Warrant Officer (WO)

Warrant Officer (WO)

500

When were air cadets first officially established?

April 9, 1941

500

What is the chain of command?

The chain of command is the order of which a cadet will contact their direct superior

500

What are the 3 axis of rotation?

Pitch, roll, and yaw

500

What are the Officer ranks in order?

OCdt, 2LT, Lt, Cpt, Maj, LCol, Col, BGen, MGen, LGen, Gen