Cadets are required to attend at least one FTX each training year to pass their level. Depending on the cadet level the nature and the complexity of the exercises will vary but all Cadets will learn forest survival skills such as ; building a shelter, collect water, build a fire, use fire signals, reading map and using a compassing.

FTXs are what is referred to as “mandatory training” and are a required part of the Cadet program and as such, all cadets are expected to attend. There is no cost to the cadet for our FTX weekends – they are supported by the Department of National Defense (DND). How does my cadet get to the FTX?

A contracted Cadet is a student who has been determined eligible for enrollment (signed CC Form 139-R) and signed a DA Form 597/597-3 as applicable and the DD Form 4 series.

Field Training Exercises (FTX) Cadets are required to attend at least one weekend field training exercise a year as it is part of their mandatory training to pass their level. The squadron normally holds three FTXs each training year; one for the Level 1s & 2s in late Winter-early Spring, one for the Level 3s & 4s in early-late Fall, and a year ...

2024年2月7日 · Three Cadets, Vittorio Divalentin (left) from Virginia Tech, Annika Smylie (center) from Idaho State University, and Kyla McKim (right) from Drexel University, assigned to 8th Regiment, Advanced...

At least once a year, Cadets are offered a chance to go on a field training exercise (FTX) with the squadron or as an Area Directed Activity (ADA). Other than having fun doing activities, these FTXs would allow cadets to learn and practice basic skills when stranded in the wilderness.

FTX's Field Training Exercises, or FTX for short, are an essential component of the Army Cadet program. During FTX's, cadets learn, practice and lead in essential bushcraft skills.

2021年7月8日 · The FTX has three components as the cadets started with an individual training event called ‘warrior tasks and drills.’ This exercise aimed to give cadets a basic understanding of using critical equipment such as radios and weapons, essentially giving …

With well over 50,000 members, the Cadet Program is one of Canada’s largest youth organizations. Membership is open to teenagers (male and female) from 12-18 years old. We appeal to teenagers craving exciting outdoor activities where their personal limits as individuals and team-members will be tested.

Cadets are required to attend at least one weekend field training exercise a year as it is part of their mandatory training to pass their level. Cadets will learn survival skills such as: how to build a shelter, how to collect water, how to build a fire and signal fires, …