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This past Commanding Officer's Parade we had the pleasure of recognizing the achievements of our cadets so far. This year, our cadets have truly undertaken their responsibilities with vigor. I am extremely proud of our cadets and their committment to the squadron. Just in these few months, some of our seniors have gone above-and-beyond the call of duty to make 655 a squadron everyone can be proud of. FSgt Minnie Ng was recognized for her contributions in helping the Glider an

September has just conculded and I could not be happier. Although it has been a very hectic month with the Senior NCO Professional Development weekend, Battle of Britain Parade, and our Recruit Weekend, our cadets have proved themselves fantastically and have seized every opportunity to start this year right. Every minute I spend with 655 I have been approached by my cadets trying to initiate and plan different events. From extra-survival exercises, sports activities, and get

Over the past few years, we have seen a significant change in both 655 and the Cadet Program. Youth these days are more skilled, more collaborative, and more connected than ever before. Additionally, these youths are expected to do more and more with an ever decreasing gap between grade-school and adult hood. Many of our cadets participate in a number of extra-curricular activities both in school and in other programs. With so much opportunity, and so little time, how does Ca