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CANCELLED – Range Day – March 13

March 11, 2011 in Notices, Training

Sunday March 13, 2011 from 900 to 1600 will be the last range day of the year at the Steve Johnson range.

There is NO CARPOOL arranged for this event. Cadets are responsible for arranging their own transportation.

Please dress for the weather as you will be outside for much of the time. Also, bring your own lunch.

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Range Day – Dec 11 (0900 to 1600)

November 21, 2010 in Notices, Training

11 Dec from 0900 to 1600 is a Shooting Day at the Steve Johnson Range. This is NOT mandatory however we expect that most the cadets will be there. We will be shooting the .22 and the cadets will be learning some lessons.

PLEASE DRESS FOR THE WEATHER. Bring a healthy lunch as lunch will NOT be provided.

For those who have not been there, the range is at approximately 6710 11St NE Calgary, Ab T2E7H9 (GPS coordinates 51.113996,-114.036251). It is just north of the Calgary Police station on 11 St NE on the East side.

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CANCELLED – Range Day – Nov 28 (0900-1600)

November 21, 2010 in Notices, Training

UPDATE – NOW CANCELLED

28 Nov from 0900 to 1600 is a Shooting Day at the Steve Johnson Range. This is NOT mandatory however we expect that most the cadets will be there. We will be shooting the .22 and the cadets will be learning some lessons.

PLEASE DRESS FOR THE WEATHER. Bring a healthy lunch as lunch will NOT be provided.

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Airdrie 3016 Army Cadet Rifle Teams Place 3rd and 4th in Southern Alberta .22 Caliber Rifle Competition

February 3, 2010 in Army Cadet League, Competitions

This December, the Airdrie 3016 Army Cadets entered two teams into the Southern Alberta .22 caliber rifle competition. This competition was run by the Army Cadet league as a mail-in competition where the cadets do the shooting with their corps and then mail in the targets for scoring. Because of our very cold December, Capt. Mark arranged to have the 3016 do their shooting at The Shooting Edge.

Our teams placed 3rd and 4th. This is the first competition that the 3016 Airdrie Army Cadets has entered in quite a while and I think that everyone is pretty happy with it. Hopefully we will be able to do more of this in the future.

A special thanks to The Shooting Edge for hosting us and going well out of their way to accommodate us.