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Former cadet flying high
3:34pm Wednesday 20th August 2008
Former Yeadon Air Cadet Jonathan Robinson has joined the Royal Air Force.
Jonathan has given up a job as a hotel manager to join the RAF Police. He attended a passing out ceremony at RAF Halton in Buckinghamshire.
A cadet at the age of 13, he rose through the ranks and became a Cadet Flight Sergeant as one of the first group of cadets at the Yeadon squadron to pass the BTEC First Diploma in Aviation Studies. For more information about the Yeadon Air Cadets, visit 2168atc.org.
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