Howell Trophy (Best Individual) – Awarded to Cdt Sgt Lao of Dollar Academy CCF.

Pugh Memorial Trophy (Endevour) – Awarded to 2 (Northern Ireland) Bn ACF.

Best Shot – Awarded to Cdt SSgt Milligan of 1st (Northern Ireland) Bn ACF.

Cadet Force Adult Volunteer Award – Awarded to Capt M Pepper of 1 (Northern Ireland) Bn ACF.

Howell Trophy (Best Individual) – Awarded to Cdt Sgt Edmiston of The West Lowland Bn ACF.

Pugh Memorial Trophy (Endevour) – Awarded to Woodbridge School CCF.

Best Shot – Awarded to Cdt Bennett of Sutton Valence School CCF.

Cadet Force Adult Volunteer Award – Awarded to Capt Burns of The West Lowland Bn ACF.

Howell Trophy (Best Individual) – Awarded to Cdt CSM Thomas of Sutton Valence School CCF.

Pugh Memorial Trophy (Endevour) – Awarded to Middlesex & North West London ACF.

Best Shot – Awarded to Cdt Cpl Phillips of Churchers College CCF.

Howell Trophy (Best Individual) – Awarded to Cdt CSM Fennelly of Cambridgeshire ACF.

Pugh Memorial Trophy (Endevour) – Awarded to Sutton Valence School CCF.

Best Shot – Awarded to Cdt Cpl Wilkes of Sussex ACF.

Rolling Thunder 2010 is the third national cadet signals competition, open to all cadet forces (Army Cadet Force, Combined Cadet Force, Air Training Corps and Sea Cadet Corps) It has been held annually since February 2008, at the Royal School of Signals, Blandford Camp, in Dorset. Initially for teams of 4 cadets, this year the format was altered slightly to allow teams of 5, but with 4 nominated cadets in each event. These events are based on cadet military skills, but with an emphasis on signalling. The stands over the last few years have included Voice Procedure, Masts and Antennae, Line laying, Orienteering, March and Shoot, Corps history and CommCen skills. The competition was the brainchild of Capt Dan Lehmann (Brighton College CCF) – the Team Training Officer of the Cadet Force Signals Training Team (CFSTT).

In the first year we were visited by Brigadier Mike Wharmby OBE (General Secretary of ACFA); in the second year by Major General Malcolm Wood CBE (Chairman of ACFA); and this year we were honoured to be visited by Lieutenant General BWB White-Spunner CBE (Commander Field Army).

The event is sponsored by Headquarters Land Forces and the Royal School of Signals – the CFSTT (made up of Cadet Force Adult Volunteers) is extremely grateful for the generous assistance of the Defence College of Communications and Information Systems, especially the TA and Cadets Office, without whom this event could not possibly take place.

Teams have entered from all over the UK; this year’s winners were Dorset ACF, with Reading School CCF; who took part for the first time this year, in second place and Woodbridge School CCF third. 20 teams took part this year, including two from Scotland – Northern Ireland ACF competed in 2009 and the ATC have sent a team each year since Rolling Thunder began.

Howell Trophy (Best Individual) – Awarded to Cdt RSM Sandercock of Gwent & Powys ACF.