Greens - For example, swynnerton is a one week camp in greens and civvies, everything from mountain biking to leadership challenges over the course of the week, big competition between flights the whole week.
Blues - Blues camps consist of the more formal side of the RAFAC. This means that you stay on an active RAF station and visit the squadrons that operate from that station. Additionally, you will have an opportunity to practice your drill and some of the more academic skills that the RAFAC has to offer.
Civvies - These camps are mainly adventure training camps, these can be Fairbourne or Lambedr these camps don’t require any uniform from the cadets as most of the time they will be in normal civilian clothing doing many different activities from climbing to mountain biking etc.
International - a cadet has the chance to visit many different countries through the RAFAC. For example, you could go stay at a NATO Army barracks in Germany and get tours of the challenger tanks there. As well as, boating on the Möhne Reservoir - which is the dam that the Dam Busters blew up.
IACE - Inter-national air cadet exchange, go and live in another country and see how their air cadets work.
