How about the red barrows?
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Exactly what I was thinking.
/ red bull pier jump.
Iām sure the ATC are prohibited from using inflatables due to a bouncy castle incident - cracking branding from the ACF & SCC though and a good show demonstrating their unique area of expertise which is the point.
The Sea Cadets sail a ship over water, the ACF all clamber onto a bus to go to a random place and the air cadets are experts in all things banned. 
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ā¦because as a military sponsored and themed youth organisation we are bound by the MOD to use service-kit only - as there is no āservice inflatable regimentā it would require ānon-service inflatablesā which is an option which is not available to use, much like civilian flying as that would be a ānon-service aircraftā
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RAF Spadeadam has a number of inflatable targets
I believe the army also have inflatable indoor training equipment for CQB
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What would we put on a RAFAC one?
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We wouldnāt have a jailā¦ Weād have a pause.
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Canāt have āchanceā far too risky.
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Swap the train stations out for Clarity contractors, charge double the normal price.
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Every square would be ādo not pass Goā
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Do not collect VA
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Is there an actual risk assessment to play monopoly? Could be risky
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I thought the ATC board game was a version of cluedo called āscrew upā where you had to identify who messed up, where they did & with what.
āIt was flt Lt White in the SOV with the bungee cordā
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I can already hear the ACP4 clackson going off! 
That sounds like the beginning of a safeguarding report
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Great minds
Now, donāt give people the idea of world domination.
Go Directly to Cranwell !