Summer Camp For The Caithness Army Cadets
27th July 2005
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Another successful summer camp was attended by members of the Caithness Army Cadet Force at Altcar near Liverpool.
The young folk were accompanied by adult leaders from Caithness.
As well as the competitions on the firing range and drill teams they still managed time for day out to Alton Towers making for two weeks of fitness and fun.
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