5 cadets from the squadron joined others from 1740 (Clydebank) and 2414 (East Kilbride) to complete Gold, Silver and Bronze hikes around Loch Tay. Cpl Hewitt in the Gold group and Cadets Rae, Cunningham and McNicol in the Silver group were investigating Crannogs and Cdt Patterson was exploring the use of hydro-electric power in the area.

Cadets from 2175 (Rolls-Royce) Squadron were awarded with first aid certificates, badges along with marksmanship badges at their monthly CO’s inspection in March. 

Pictured right, left to right, Cpl Bradley, Cdt Shane Rae, Cdt Cunningham, Cdt Shannon Rae, Cdt McEwan, Cdt McNicol and Cpl Hewitt with their certificates and badges.

3 cadets and 3 staff represented the squadron at the laying up of the old Glasgow & West Scotland Wing banner and the presentation of the new West Scotland Wing banner at a service at Abbotsgrange Church, Grangemouth.

2175 (Rolls-Royce) Squadron organised a weekend of activities at the Regional Activity Centre for themselves and friends from 1740 (Clydebank) and 2414 (East Kilbride) Squadrons from the 27^th -29^th of January.

6 cadets enjoyed AEF at Glasgow Airport on Sunday the 15th of January. For 3 cadets, it was their first flight and they were accompanied by CI Dave Lacey and Sgt (ATC) Kelly McGee.

Curling

On Saturday the 14^thof January 8 cadets and 3 staff were treated to some expert coaching by Civilian Instructor Dave Lacey, his wife Marion and Corporal Jennifer Adam as they introduced the squadron to the sport of Curling.