It’s an abbreviation of the proper nouns ‘Air Cadet Organisation’ in the genitive or possessive case, indicated by the apostrophe and following letter ‘s.’
But then one can write in the English language however one wants, including asking a question with no question mark at the end of a sentence, for example.
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Not quite correct, PCSOs get them and they are police staff.
I meant hardworking Police Staff 
Detention Officers, Front Counter Staff, 999 Call Handlers etc
They were specifically reffering to the QPJM… which the DIN specifically refers to not receiving x2.
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Except we do use ACO anymore.
Its RAFAC.
Has been for quite some time.
Get with the branding.
Looks a bit noobish otherwise.
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Oldskool is Ally though
Or we’ll behind the times 
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I’m not sure what this thread is going to achieve, so unless anyone has any other particular reason not to I’ll lock it later.
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As long as the 2021/22 year was a qualifying year, this was allowed for in the criteria.
We never stood down and ran 3 virtual session twice a week throughout.
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