"Navigation is a key skill for all cadets."
Map and compass skills are key to all elements of the cadet syllabus. Cadets must be totally proficient in their navigational skills, as these are an integral part of fieldcraft, expeditions, and the Duke of Edinburgh award.
Before being allowed to fire the L98A2, all cadets and instructors must pass the weapons handling test to prove their competency with the rifle, and at dealing with the variety of problems that might occur.
The cadet is given a rifle, loaded with an empty magazine, with the safety catch to "Fire", lying on the ground.
"Pick up the weapon"
"Hand over the weapon"
The cadet is given a rifle with the sling fitted, a cleaning kit, and a supply of flannelette.
"Strip the rifle"
"Answer or demonstrate the following" (choice of 3)
"Reassemble the rifle and refit the sling"
The cadet should be provided with one magazine and 10 loose drill rounds.
"Fill 10 rounds"
"Empty the magazine"
The cadet should be provided with one rifle, with the sling fitted, and two magazines with two drill rounds.
"Adopt the prone position."
"With a magazine of 2 rounds, load."
"Ready"
As for test 4.
"With a magazine of 2 rounds, make safe"
"Ready"
"Ten rounds, in your own time, go on"
As for test 4.
"Unload"
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