LWIS01

Revised Feb 23

London Wing
Inness Sword
Competition
2023
Rules, Regulations, Competition
details and Entry Forms

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Foreword

The Inness Sword Competition is held annually for the cadets of

London Wing. The objective is to have a friendly competition in
command task, escape task, drill, orienteering, stretcher run, first
aid, observation, obstacle course and archery events. The winning
team will be presented with the Inness Sword.

The Inness Sword Competition will be held at Crowborough

Training Camp (CTC) on 12th May – 14th May 2023.

This document has been published to enable all squadrons to train

their teams and to communicate relevant information about the
competition. Omissions, errors, amendments, requests for more
information or constructive comments, should be notified in writing to
Training.london@aircadets.org

T McCarty
Sqn Ldr RAFAC
For OC London Wing

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CONTENTS OF THIS DOCUMENT

Chapter 1 Personnel
101 Project Officer
102 Competition Directing Staff
103 Duty Officers
104 Camp Warrant Officer
105 First Aid Officer
106 Event Directing Staff.
107 Staff
108 Dress
109 Cadets

Chapter 2 Accommodation

201 Staff and Cadets

Chapter 3 Messing

301 Meals

Chapter 4 Teams

401 Team composition

Chapter 5 Events and Rules

501 Escape Task

502 Stretcher Run
503 Navigation Exercise
504 Obstacle Course
505 Leadership Exercise
506 First Aid
507 Drill
508 Observation Stand
509 Archery
510 Shooting
511 Log pull
512 Raft Building
513 Competition Rules

Chapter 6 Travel

601 SOV
602 Coaches

Chapter 7 Administration

701 Team entries

702 Nominal Roll
703 Staff TG22 Forms
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Chapter 1 Personnel

101 Project Officer

The project officer is responsible to Officer Commanding London Wing for the planning,
preparation and smooth running of the competition.

a. They are to book accommodation and training areas for the competition and publish the
dates in Wing diary on SharePoint.
b. Is to be familiar with DTE standing orders applicable to CTC and is responsible for their
implementation.
c. Is responsible for monitoring the activity is in accordance with JSP539 and its
implementation.
d. Responsible for submitting SMS approvals.
e. To nominate staff for the various duties for the competition.
f. Book messing for all personnel attending.
g. Is responsible for the command and control of subordinate staff and cadets throughout the
period of the competition.
h. Arrange all IT equipment required for the competition.
i. Hold all CFAV and cadets consent forms and pass them onto LMS Training for storage
after the event.
j. Inform all staff and cadets of meal, briefing and competition times.
k. Produce accurate results before the final parade.
l. Ensure that all event directing Staff run a fair and safe competition.

102 Competition Directing staff

The competition directing staff are responsible for the logistics of the Inness sword Competition on the day
of the event.

a. They are to support the project officer with ensuring all equipment and resources required for the
smooth running of the competition are in place.
b. Allocate teams to events.
c. Maintain a concurrent record of where each team is at any given time.
d. Update and collate results from individual stands
e. Be a first point of call for any complaints queries regarding results
f. Ensure the competition office is manned at all times during the competition.

103 Duty Officer

a. The Duty Officer is responsible to the Project Officer.

b. The Duty Officer will be on duty from 1800 Friday to 1800 Sunday.
c. Ensure the camp duty office is manned between 0700 and 1800 each day.
d. Responsible for ensuring that all personnel receive packed lunches on Saturday. Liaise
with kitchen staff regarding all meals.
e. Arrange hot drinks and cold drinks IAW climatic injuries.
f. To make sure that incidents are recorded in the Duty Officer’s log.
g. To liaise with the First Aid Officer and ensure that correct procedures are carried out and
liaise with squadron staff and parents as necessary.
h. Ensure the highest standard of health and safety are maintained.
i. Report any notable incidents to the Project Officer Officer.

104 Camp Warrant Officer

a. The Camp Warrant Officer is responsible to the Project Officer.

b. Ensure that all staff and cadets adhere to Dress regulations.
c. Ensure all cadets march around CTC and pay compliments.
d. Ensure discipline is maintained at all times.
e. Arrange Duty Staff.
f. Arrange final parade.

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g. Arrange of the takeover and handover of accommodation.
h. Check for any building damages/Breakages and report to CTC staff.
i. To ensure all breakages on camp are investigated.
j. To ensure all accommodation is tidy before handover.
k. Report any notable incidents to the Project Officer.

105 First Aid Officer

a. The First Aid Officer is responsible to the Project Officer.

b. Ensure a full First Aid kit is available at all times.
c. Treat all minor injuries on site.
d. If an ambulance is required or a cadet or member of staff needs to be taken to hospital by
car then inform Project Officer of actions taken.
e. Complete MOD Form F492 and ACP5 RIDDOR Report and advise Project Officer at the
earliest opportunity.
f. Report all incidents to Project Officer.

106 Event Directing Staff

a. All Event Directing Staff are responsible to the Project Officer.
b. They are to ensure that they have full written rules for their event.
c. Event Directing Staff will be responsible for risk assessment and the maintenance of
health and safety standards on their events. This will include an assessment of individual
cadet’s suitability to undertake an event.
d. They must ensure that all equipment used is fully serviceable.
e. They must ensure that rules are not changed during the competition.
f. They must ensure that they hand in all scores to the Project Officer at the end of each
day.
g. Report any notable incidents to the Project Officer.

107 Staff
a. All staff are responsible to the Project Officer.
b. All staff that wish to attend must be nominated by their Squadron Commander by the
return deadline.
c. Any staff that have been nominated but cannot attend must notify the Project Officer as
soon as possible.
d. All staff will be given a task for the weekend. They must not follow their Squadron teams
around or give coaching at events.
e. All adult staff in attendance will be available for supervisory duties on site throughout the
whole competition.
f. All staff must attend the morning briefing on Saturday.
g. If any member of staff is dissatisfied with any part of the competition, they must discuss
their issue with the Project Officer.
h. Any staff feeling unwell or suffering any form of injury must report to the First Aid Officer.
i. Staff may consume alcohol in moderation when off duty. Once alcohol has been
consumed, staff must not engage in duty activities with cadets. Incidents involving cadets
must be brought to the attention of the duty staff.
j. Staff must not consume alcohol within 8 hours of a duty period.
k. Unless injured or unwell, all staff are to report fit for duty at the appointed times.
l. All staff must ensure that their behaviour whilst on CTC is of the highest standard.
m. All Staff must be fully appointed members of the ACO and must have a service number
Issued By HQ Air Cadets. Service helpers must be registered with HQAC.
n. All staff must have fully completed mandatory training, and have up to date climatic
injuries training listed on SMS.
o. All staff must personally hand in a completed TG22 form to the logistics office on arrival
at CTC.
p. All staff must carry identification with them during the period of the competition

108 Dress
a. Uniformed Staff and Cadets must ensure that they comply with dress regulations in
regard to the wearing of No 3 Dress DPM/MTP as per latest version of AP1358C.
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b. CTC and the Training Area are all military establishments and, to avoid confusion,
nonuniformed staff (Civilian Instructors) Can wear DPM/MTP trousers and boots but with
a distinctive tee-shirt, sweat shirt or fleece - eg in squadron colours or ACO CI Polo Shirt.
c. All Staff must ensure they have appropriate clothing for all weather conditions.

109 Cadets
a. All Cadets are responsible to the Project Officer.
b. All cadet participants must be enrolled and in position of RAF Form 3822.
c. All cadets must have valid climatic injuries training recorded on their SMS profile.
d. Only cadets that are part of the squadron team (or a pre-authorised Staff cadet) may
attend.
e. Any cadet that attends that does not meet the criteria of 109c will be sent home.
f. The possession or consumption of alcohol by cadets is forbidden.
g. Any cadet who is unwell or suffers injury must report to the First Aid Officer.
h. Male cadets must not enter female cadet accommodation and female cadets must not
enter male cadet accommodation.
i. The Team Leader must hand in a PARQ form, TG21 and 23 forms if applicable, together
with RAF Form 3822, to the Camp Office on arrival for all cadets in their team.
j. Breaches of discipline by individuals or teams may result in disqualification of the team
and return to unit.
k. Compliments, as appropriate, will be paid to officers of all services and courtesy and good
manners extended to all NCOs and other ranks.
l. Cadets will remain within the bounds of CTC on the evenings of the competition.
m. Cadets must not order pizza’s or food for delivery to CTC.

109 Staff Cadets

a. Identified staff cadets, not competing in the event can act as event staff.
b. All staff cadets are responsible to the project officer
c. Although acting as staff in the administration of the events, staff cadets may not consume
alcohol.
d. Staff cadets will not have evening duties
e. Staff cadets must not divulge information or coach cadets through the events.
f. All staff must have fully completed mandatory training, and have up to date climatic
injuries training listed on SMS.

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Chapter 2 Accommodation

201 Staff and Cadets

a. Staff and cadets will be accommodated in barrack style facilities at CTC.

b. Separate facilities for male and female cadets will be used.
c. Staff and cadets are not to smoke in any of the buildings.
d. Bedding will not be provided at CTC. Staff and cadets are to bring their own sleeping bags
and pillowcases.
e. All facilities will be allocated by competition staff and will be available from 1800 on Friday
f. Secure storage is not available at CTC. Personal items of a valuable or attractive nature
are brought at personal risk.
g. Pets are not allowed on CTC property.
h. To ensure the smooth allocation of accommodation, Squadron Commanders must add
names cadets attending on the Inness Sword AT Application on Bader by 2100 on 8th
May 2023. Failure to do this will mean the team will not be allocated accommodation and
will be sent home.
i. Under extreme circumstances substitutions may be made up until 2100 on Thursday 11th
May with the express permission of the Project officer.
j. Any substitutions at this point will be subject to suitable accommodation being available.
k. Staff names are only to be added to the SMS application by the Project officer. Staff
should check to make sure their name has been added and contact
training.london@rafac.mod.gov.uk if it has not.

Chapter 3 Messing

301 Meals

a. No meals will be provided on Friday 12th May 2022.

b. The mess will provide breakfast, packed lunch and evening meal on Saturday and
breakfast and lunch on Sunday.
c. All staff and cadets must to bring Knife, Fork Spoon and a Mug,
d. All participants must carry a personal supply of one litre of water in a water bottle
throughout the period of the competition.
e. Tea and coffee will be provided at events for staff. All staff should take their own mugs to
their events.

Chapter 4 Teams

401 Team Composition

a. All London Wing Squadrons are entitled to enter one team of eight enrolled cadets of the
following ages.
b. 3 male or female cadets under 20 on Sunday 14th May 2023.
c. 1 female cadet under 20 on Sunday 14th May 2023.
d. 3 male or female cadets under 16 years of age on the Sunday 14th May 2023
e. 1 female cadet under 16 years of age on the Sunday 14th May 2023.
f. All team members must be bonafide enrolled cadets over 12 years old to enter.
g. Teams can be made up of more than 4 Under 16’s but must not have more than 4 over
16’s to comply.
h. Teams that do not comply with the above may still enter but one minute will be added to
their obstacle course time and the team will not be eligible to win the Inness Sword nor
the individual event trophies.
i. Teams with less than eight Cadets may also enter but they will not be eligible to win the
Inness Sword nor the individual event trophies. Teams will lose points at events for
having a team of less than eight.

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Chapter 5 Events and Rules

Note all events are under review, updates to the rules/events list will be promulgated to all squadrons no
later than 1st April 2023.

501 Escape Task

a. Team of eight will take part in a escape room exercise.

b. To test communication, teamwork and problem solving in a timed exercise.
c. A full briefing will be given to the team leader at the reporting point.
d. Time penalties will be awarded for briefing infringements and non-completion of the task.
e. Points awarded for the time taken to complete within the allocated time. Non completion of
the task within the time limit will incur a fixed time penalty for each element of the task not
completed.
f. Depending on the Exercise, teams with less than 8 cadets may incur a time penalty per
missing cadet.

502 Stretcher Run

g. Team of eight will take part.
h. Teams must carry equipment provide on a Stretcher around a course as quickly as
possible.
i. The course will be approximately 0.7 miles long.
j. 10 minute time penalties will be awarded for each item that is not taken around the
course, 2 minute time penalties will be awarded for each team member failing to
complete the course. 5 minute time penalties will be awarded for carrying and walking
with each item.
k. Teams must place all items on the stretcher and may place hands on items to stop them
from falling off. Individuals must not carry and walk more than two paces with any of the
items. This includes at the start when loading the stretcher.
l. If an item falls off the stretcher then the stretcher must be taken to the item and the item
placed on to the stretcher. Items must not be carried to the stretcher.
h. Winning team will be the one with the fastest final time including any penalties incurred
i. Teams with less then 8 cadets will incur 2 minute time penalties for every cadet missing.
j. Boots must be worn for this event.
k. Verbal Briefing can be found on LW SharePoint Site.

503 Navigation Exercise

a. Teams of eight will take part.
b. Map and briefing will be supplied at reporting point.
c. All teams must bring their own compasses, pencils.
d. No GPS equipment, electronic compasses or Mobile Phones are permitted. Mobile
Phones may be left with the activity directing staff
e. Standard watches/stopwatches may be used for checking time, no smart watches or
anything with GPS capability may be used.
f. Teams must plan a route and find the assigned checkpoints in the best time as a team.
g. Time penalties will be awarded for every missing checkpoint (30 minutes), exceeding
time limit (5 Minutes per every Minute late), Team splitting up (1 hour) and using GPS
equipment, electronic compasses or Mobile Phones (50 Hours).
h. If one or more team members are more then 20 meters from the rest of the team then this
will be classed as a split.
i. The winning team will be the one with the fastest final time including any penalties
incurred.
j. Boots must be worn for this event.
k. All teams need to carry their own water for this event.
l. Verbal Briefing can be found on LW SharePoint Site.

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504 Obstacle course

a. Teams of eight will take part.

b. Safety equipment will be provided at reporting point.
c. All participants must wear a helmet. If cadets wear headdress for religious reasons they
will be allowed to go to the changing rooms to adjust or remove headwear so that they
can wear a helmet. Long hair is to be tied up in a bun or tied up.
d. No Jewellery including watches and body Jewellery is to be worn.
e. All participants must wear boots with a heel (no flat soled boots) DPM/MTP trousers
and Jackets with sleeves rolled down.
f. Points will be awarded for the best course completion time with penalties as a whole
team.
g. The 12-foot wall will be separately timed to limit obstructions on the course. The timing will
start when the first member of the team touches the wall. The whole team will then have
one minute thirty seconds to get over the wall, any members of the team that do not make
it over the wall after that time will be told to walk round. The Team must not go round
within the one minute thirty seconds. Thirty Second time penalties will be awarded for
each member of the team that walks round.
h. Thirty Second time penalties will be awarded each time an individual fails to complete an
obstacle
i. Teams with leas then 8 cadets will incur an overall One Minute time penalty per missing
cadet.
j. The course will be continually assessed to ensure health and safety is maintained at all
times.
k. The Following obstacles will not be used (4) A Frame, (5) Monkey Bars and (17) Cargo
Net and Burma Bridge crossing. Other obstacles will be taken out if they are found to be
unserviceable.
l. Each member of the team must have a valid and in date PARQ form to be able
to undertake obstacle course training, in addition to TG21/TG23 forms for the
Inness Sword competition. The final decision as to whether a participant is fit
enough to take part in the obstacle course event will rest with the OCI in
charge of event.
m. Only PARQ forms from the Inness Sword sharePoint page on Bader must be used.

505 Leadership Exercise

a. Teams of eight will take part.

b. To test leadership, communication, teamwork and initiative in a timed exercise.
c. A full briefing will be given to the team leader at the reporting point.
d. Time penalties will be awarded for briefing infringements and non-completion of the task.
e. Points awarded for the time taken to complete within the allocated time, leadership,
briefing, initiative and team work skills.
h. Depending on the Exercise, teams with less then 8 cadets may incur a time penalty per
missing cadet.

506 First aid

a. Based on St Johns Ambulance Youth First Aid Syllabus.

b. Teams of eight will take part.
c. The team leader will receive a full briefing at reporting point.
d. All equipment required will be provided at the briefing point.

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e. Teams are not allowed to use any Aide-Memoires.
e. No first aid kits or equipment (including gloves) to be brought by teams.
f. Penalty deductions will be awarded for briefing infringements and non-compliance
g. Points awarded for correct first aid procedures used when treating casualties and
depending on the scenario, time taken.
h. Teams with less the 8 cadets will not be penalised on this event, however if procedures /
treatments are not demonstrated then points cannot be awarded.

507 Drill

a. Teams of eight will take part, 7 cadets will be in the squad and 1 cadet will take the squad.
b. All cadets are to dress in No 3 Service Dress as per the latest version of AP1358C NOT
IN BLUES
c. Points awarded for correct execution of drill movements.
d. The Inspection phase will carry marks for wearing uniform correctly regardless of
MTP/CS95. This will take into account any teams coming off of activities which may
adversely affect their uniform state. It is noted that beret’s and boots should be clean and
serviceable as these items can be attended to prior to starting the drill sequence
e. Points will be deducted for not completing any movements in the drill sequence.
f. Teams with less then 8 cadets will lose points per missing cadet.
g. 25 Points will be deducted if the Squad Commander uses any aide-memoires of the
sequence.

508 Observation (NEW RULES)

a. Team of eight will take part.

b. Teams will stand at an observation point and will be required to identify a number of
objects within the field of view.
c. All objects will be visible from the observation point, but some may be partially concealed.
d. Teams will have a fixed period of time to identify and write down as many items as they
can.
e. No member of the team may move outside of the confines of the observation area.
f. No optical equipment (e.g binoculars or telescopes may be used)
g. Points will be awarded per item found.

509 Archery

a. Team of eight will take part.

b. Each Shooter will shoot 7 Arrows, 2 Practice first and then 5 Scoring.
c. Ten zone scoring system will be used.
d. Should an arrow miss the target or fall out of the target then that arrow will not scored
and cannot be reshot.
e. If an arrow is dropped across the shooting line then that arrow cannot be picked up for
safety reasons and the arrow cannot be reshot.
f. The target will be placed a minimum of 10 meters from the shooter and 4 inches from the
ground.
g. The Archery competition winner will be decided on the aggregate score for the team.
h. Only equipment provided must be used. Teams are not to use their own equipment.
i. Any shooter found to be unsafe will be stopped from shooting.

510 Shooting
a. Shooting will take place at the indoor range.
b. 4 team members will take part firing 5 rounds each, there will be no practice/warm up rounds.
c. The 4 designated firers for the team must be identified as directed on the team submission sheet.
d. The other 4 team members may be allowed to fire for practice purposes only, time Permitting but their
scores will not count towards the competition.
e. Weapons Handling Tests (WHT) will NOT be carried out at the event. All Squadron Commanders must
ensure that a valid WHT for the L144 rifle is recorded on SMS in the WHT section (within last 6 months
on Sunday 14th May 2023).

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f. Each cadet must have fired before on any recognised cadet weapon system (L81, L98 A2, L144 or Air
Rifle), this must be shown in the shooting log of the cadet on SMS.
g. SMS will be checked for a valid WHT and evidence of live firing on the shooting log on Wednesday
10th May 2023, any discrepancies will be highlighted to the Sqn OC. Administrative errors will be
allowed to be rectified up to 24 hours before event start, however, complete substitution of a cadet may
only be made in line with the general competition rules and in agreement with the Project Officer.
h. Scoring will be a grouping practice as follows – 1” 35 Points, 1.5” 30 Points, 2” 25 Points, 2.5” 20
Points, 3” 15 Points, 3.5” 10 Points, 4” 5 points (Anyone achieving 4” or better will receive the
trained shot badge if not already achieved that standard)
i. Any cadet found to be unsafe will be stopped from shooting and unused rounds will be taken away.
j. Cadets will be briefed on the course of fire prior to shooting.
k. Slings, supports and elbow pads are not permitted.
l. The shooting competition winner will be decided on the aggregate score for the team.
m. The rifles will be zero’d by a known good shot before the competition commences.
n. The score will be decided by the designated range staff. Team leaders may ask for a score to be
checked by the WgShO as independent review, that score will be final. Any further challenges to score,
range practice or other issues are to be brought to the Project Officer in line with the general
competition rules.

511 Log Pull (New Event)

a. Team of eight will take part
b. The team will be required to pull a dead weight across a fixed distance and back to the starting
point in the shortest time possible.
c. The entire team must start behind the starting line.
d. Before turning for the return leg all members of the team and the entire dead weight must pass
the halfway marker.
e. Any rules broken will incur a 1 minute time penalty, per infringement

512 Raft Building (not scored towards inness trophy)

The rules for this element of the competition are to follow.

This event is designed to give teams some experience of a key element in the RFAC ELWORTH
Trophy.
As this is a new event and the rafts will not be tested on water this event will not count towards the
Inness trophy.
There will however be points awarded for this event.

513 Competition Rules

a. If any team wishes to make a complaint regarding an event then the Team Leader with
one other member of the team should discuss this with the Project Officer. The Project
Officer will look into the complaint and decide if the team was unfairly treated and will
award or remove points if necessary. Their decision will be final and all complaints must
be registered before the team moves on to their next event. Staff are asked to make
this point clear to all team leaders as once the results are published it will be too late to
alter any scores.
b. Teams must report to the Logistics Office immediately after they complete an event and
collect their next event card. Once they have collected their card they must go straight to
their next event. Any team deciding to rest en route to an event will be excluded from the
event and consequently lose team points.
c. Teams should eat their packed lunches when they are waiting for their turn at events.
Teams must not stop between events for lunch. There will be sufficient time at each
event for teams to have a break while they are waiting.
d. Subject to risk assessment, the competition will proceed in all weather conditions. Cadet
participants must ensure that they make provisions for inclement weather and carry
waterproofs and sun cream.
e. All cadets must bring a one litre water bottle with them and ensure they are kept
topped up at all times.

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Chapter 6 Travel

601 SOV

a. Squadrons can to use SOV and may claim mileage.

b. Teams must arrive before 2130 on Friday 12th May 2023.
c. Teams that arrive after 2130 on Friday 12th May 2023 without good reason will be sent
home.
d. A member of adult staff must accompany cadets from each Squadron.

602 Coaches

a. Squadrons Commanders must request the number of seats required on their entry form
by the 1 April 2023. Any changes must be raised to the Project officer by email
(training.london@rafac.mod.gov.uk)
b. Pick up points will depend on demand and squadrons will have to make their own way to
the pick up points.
c. A member of staff must accompany cadets from each squadron traveling by coach.
d. Departure from CTA will be before 1600 on Sunday the 14th May 2023.
e. Squadron Commanders are to ensure that teams assemble as required, at pick up points
under staff supervision. Squadrons must have at least one adult member of staff traveling
with their cadets on the journey to and from CTC

Chapter 7 Administration

701 Team entries

a. Squadrons are required to complete the electronic entry form No later than 31st March
2023.
https://forms.office.com/e/E1WrkV3bcj
b. Entries will be required to detail the following information
Travel plans
No of seats required on the coach
Names of staff attending
Names of staff cadets attending as DS
c. The Project Officer will refuse entries received after this date.
d. All squadrons must have at least one CFAV attending for the duration of the
competition. If Squadrons fail to send a CFAV the team will be sent home.

702 Nominal Roll

a. To ensure the smooth allocation of accommodation, Squadron Commanders must add

names cadets attending on the Inness Sword AT Application on Bader by 2100 on 8th
May 2023. Failure to do this will mean the team will not be allocated accommodation and
will be sent home.
b. Under extreme circumstances substitutions may be made up until 2100 on Thursday 11th
May with the express permission of the Project officer.
c. Any substitutuions at this point will be subject to suitable accommodation being available.
d. 1 copy of Form LWIS03 Nominal Roll is to be handed in to the Logistic Office on the
team’s arrival.
e. All PARQ Forms, TG21 and 23 Forms if applicable and 3822’s are to be handed in to the
Logistics Office by the Team Leader on the team’s arrival at CTC.

703 Staff TG22 Forms

a. All staff must personally hand in a TG22 and 23 forms if applicable to the logistics
office on arrival at CTC.
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 INNESS SWORD DRILL SEQUENCE. FOUR

1. Drill will be carried out in accordance with the current AP818 Drill & Ceremonial manual.

2. When called upon, the Squad, under control of the Squad Commander, will march on to the Drill square,
Halt, turn into line and then into Open Order.

3. The Squad Commander will then report to the senior judge.

4. "No. .. squadron ready for inspection sir/Ma'am "

5. The Inspection phase will carry marks for wearing MTP/CS 95 correctly. This will take into account any
teams coming off any activities which may adversely affect their uniform state. It is noted that Beret’s
and Boots should be clean and serviceable as these items can be attended to prior to starting the Drill
sequence.

6. Once permission has been given to carry on, the Squad Commander will carry out the following
sequence without deviation.

STATIC (OPEN MARCHING (CLOSE

Ser Ser
ORDER) ORDER)
1 Right turn 12 Quick march
1a Left Incline 13 To the front salute
2 Left Salute 14 Right Salute
3 Front Salute 15 Officer passing your front
– to the Front Salute
4 Right Salute 16 About Turn
5 Right Incline 17 Left Salute
6 About Turn 18 Eyes left (at least 10
paces)
7 Left Turn 19 Eyes Front
8 About Turn 20 About Turn
9 Close Order 21 Change Step
9a 5 Paces Left Close 22 About turn
March
10 Right Dress/Eyes front 23 Mark Time
11 Right Turn 24 Change Step
25 Forward
26 Right turn
27 Halt
28 Right Dress/ Eyes Front
29 Squad -will Remove
head-dress
30 Three cheers for xxx
Squadron
31 Replace head-dress
32 An Officer on Parade Dis
Miss

7. Once finished, the Squad Commander is to march to the senior judge and ask for permission to march
off. (feedback will be given if time permits.)

8. An Area will be marked out with Blue/Yellow cones approximately 36 paces X 36 paces.

9. The sequence should take about 5 minutes to complete.

LWWO P. Wright
02/23

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Form LWIS03

Inness Sword Competition 2023 Cadet Nominal Roll

This form is to be completed and handed in to the camp office on arrival

at CTA with PARQ forms, TG21, TG23 Forms and 3822’s.

From……………………………………………SQN
Rank Surname Gender Age Born After Date of birth Born Before
Female * Under 20 15/05/2003 15/05/2011

Male/Female Under 20 15/05/2003 15/05/2011

Male/Female Under 20 15/05/2003 15/05/2011

Male/Female Under 20 15/05/2003 15/05/2011

Female * Under 16 15/05/2007 15/05/2011

Male/Female Under 16 15/05/2007 15/05/2011

Male/Female Under 16 15/05/2007 15/05/2011

Male/Female Under 16 15/05/2007 15/05/2011

Please cross out male or female as appropriate. If your team has more then 6 males then cross out female* and
enter male in the box. If the team does not comply with age groups then please cross out the born before and after
dates for the cadets that do not comply.

I confirm that the ages of the cadets above are correct.

YES
Our team complies with age groups (ref Inness Sword rules 401).
YES/NO
All cadets have a valid PARQ,TG21 and TG23 forms. They have been checked and all cadets are fit to
take part in the Inness Sword Competition. YES

All Cadets and staff have been entered on to the Bader Inness Sword AT Application. YES
All CFAV’s and cadets have received Climactic Injuries training and this has recorded on their SMS
YES
records

Signed…………………………………………OC. ……………………………..Squadron

This form must be handed in by the TEAM LEADER to the logistics office
together with the team’s 3822’s PARQ forms, TG21 and 23 forms on
arrival at CTC. The team leader will be given a briefing at the same time.
Please do not email this Form
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