Why do the army use adventurous activities

We also offer national governing body sub aqua, sailing, gliding and parachuting awards and qualifications in conjunction with our UK and overseas based assured commercial partners. Involvement in Army Cadet AT and expeditions is not just about the skills you gain or the personal development, but also about the journey that you take and the like-minded people you meet along the way.

As for myself, the pre-trip info and advice was spot on. I have already recommended you to the others. Thanks for everything! See the map to see all our locations. Our military activity centre caters for all group sizes and experience levels, from beginner to instructor.

As we run all these activities in house we can plan very flexibly, meaning that should any contingency planning due to weather conditions be necessary, we can take care of all of this, always ensuring that as much of each booking runs and no one is left disappointed!

All of our activities are fully risk assessed. We hold full public liability insurance, and all instructors are assessed by the relevant national governing bodies for all of their qualifications.

You receive a full itinerary before programme commencement so that you have all kit lists, contact details, locations and meeting points etc. All you will need to provide would be the transport. RAF St Mawgan nr Newquay, Cornwall takes accommodation bookings — a short drive from us and a short taxi ride into Newquay Penhale Army Camp accommodation has closed, although we are still based on the camp.

Culdrose or Okehampton would be the second closest to us if St Mawgan was unavailable. We can advise on low cost and suitable civilian accommodation options for groups also should this be necessary. Final numbers and payment due 14 days before arrival please. Recently a group of adventurous sappers sailed round the world in a small yatch - The Trishna. This courageous and carefree group exemplifies the spirit of the Indian Army.

Twenty-four teams from various parts of the country participated in the event. Col Ramesh Bakshi. Did you know? Save your concentration, ferocity and mayhem for combat, the squash court, duels or wood chopping. It is neater and more civilized to go for smaller and frequent helping, not cluttering your plate with a little bit of EVERY dish on the table at the same time.

One of the things that set homo-sapiens apart from the Neanderthal is the way we eat.