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Which one (or two) of these do you use and why?

Basically, I'm in the ATC and I'm a Corporal. I am certain I will eventually get Sergeant, hopefully at the next lot of promotions, but I always feel like I'm not that good at being a Corporal. The squad doesn't seem to respect me like it does with the Sergeants, or the other Corporal. in fact. They do want to follow me in night exes and stuff, because I'm probably the best for that, in terms of skill and discipline (it's there, but not apparent).

Is there a way to solve the squad issue, and is there a way I can feel better about being an NCO other than improving my leadership?

There are only 3 Sgts and (technically) 3 Cpls (one never turns up) in the whole squadron of nearly 40 cadets.

Give me ONE country, and your reasons for it.

I want to become a pilot in the RAF, I already know that you need to be an officer to do this, and I know you need to take A-Levels to become one.

I am currently in year 11, and chose German, French, History and Music as options, I am doing triple science.

I plan to join after Sixth Form, after studying Physics, Chemistry, Maths and German, and dropping German in the Upper Sixth, is this a good choice?

I've been an Air Cadet for almost 3 years, and have been promoted once. I have flown 3 times, which is the whole reason I joined the cadets.

Although my plan is to join after the Sixth Form, I would also like to go to University and gain a degree, purely as back-up, and if I am successful in joining to start me off higher in the ranks. The only problem is what to study. Will I need a specific degree, or can I take any I want. I am aware that a relevant subject is best.

I need to sort out all Duty NCO stuff at my squadron, but I don't actually know what it completely entails. What do I need to include?