Meet the Team

sgt adam warwick

Squadron Roles: Civilian Instructor

Length of time in the Corps: 16 years

Previous Squadrons: -

“I first joined the Air Cadets in 2009 as a cadet at 2214 (Usworth) Squadron. 

“My most notable achievement being flying solo in a vigilant motor glider at just 16, as well as multiple camps and inter-squadron competitions. 

“In 2013 I left the Air cadets to pursue a career in the Royal air Force as an Aircraft technician, working on front line fighter aircraft like Tornado and Typhoon as well as the C-130 Hercules transport fleet before leaving the service in 2025. 

“Throughout my time in the RAF I still maintained a presence at 2214 Squadron as a service instructor, passing down my years of knowledge and experience both as a cadet and in the RAF to the future of the RAFAC and potentially even the RAF.

“Now retired from RAF service I have continued my commitments to 2214 Squadron and returned to uniform service as a Senior NCO in September 2025, taking on the Deputy SNCO role, supporting the Squadron Warrant Officer in all things drill, dress and discipline!.”

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