22/10/2026
🏴 EIGHT CADETS. ONE TEAM. REPRESENTING WALES AT CISSAM 26! 🏴
Our Gwent & Powys ACF cadets are flying the flag for Wales as they prepare to compete at the Cadet Inter-Service Skill at Arms Meeting (CISSAM 26) this weekend.
Today marks the final day of practice at Burford Ranges on Salisbury Plain for our team of 8 cadets and 4 Cadet Force Adult Volunteers (CFAVs) as we prepare for the Cadet Inter-Service Skill at Arms Meeting (CISSAM 26), taking place over the weekend.
Led by 2Lt Jason Walters, County Shooting Officer for Gwent & Powys ACF, the team has been putting in the hard work, honing their skills and preparing to take on some of the best young marksmen and women from across the UK.
🎯 So, what is CISSAM?
CISSAM is a prestigious national shooting competition that brings together cadets from the Army Cadet Force, RAF Air Cadets, Sea Cadets and other participating cadet organisations. It tests marksmanship, consistency, concentration and the ability to perform under pressure, with cadets competing for individual and team honours. But it’s about more than just hitting the target. The competition provides an opportunity for young people to challenge themselves, develop discipline and resilience, learn from others and demonstrate the commitment and teamwork that cadet life is all about.
🐉 And this year, we have an extra reason to be proud!
As the only Welsh Army Cadet entrants, our Gwent & Powys ACF cadets are flying the flag for Wales on the national stage. They carry with them the pride of their county, their organisation and their nation as they prepare to compete against teams from across the UK. Whatever the results, reaching this level is an achievement in itself, and we wish all eight cadets the very best of luck for the weekend.
Cymru am byth! 🏴
RFCA for Wales
Army Cadets UK