Parading in Ceremonial Events
One main event for 206 ACU is the annual end-of-year ceremonial parade. Other ceremonial events include graduation parades of promotion courses, or events such as visits by dignitaries and representing the AAC in special functions. Cadets wear ceremonial polyester uniforms on such occasions.
As Australian Army Cadets, 206 ACU members are frequently called upon to represent the Australian Defence Force in ceremonial engagements, such as honour guards and catafalque parties on ANZAC Day, Remembrance Day, and historic events, such as the presentation of the new Duke of Edinburgh's Banner in 2005.
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Recent Events
22 AAC BN receives the Keys to Hornsby Shire
On 28th June 2009, 22 AAC BN, of which 206 ACU is a member, received the Keys to Hornsby Shire in a ceremony at the Hornsby Cenotaph. The event also celebrated the 90th Anniversary of Hornsby RSL, whose Pipe Band supports 206 ACU in our ceremonial parades. Members of 206 ACU proudly paraded in the ranks.
The 2008 CACTC Team, representing NSW, on the parade ground; the team consisted exclusively of 206 ACU members.
Photo: HQ AAC
206 Army Cadet Unit, On Parade at Victoria Barracks, Sydney.
Photo: Collection of CDTSGT Yeung
The Officer Commanding, 206 Army Cadet Unit, marches onto the parade ground.
Photo: Collection of CDTSGT Yeung
An inwards dress is performed on 206's Marist College Parade Ground, end-of-year parade 2005.
Photo: Collection of CDTSGT Yeung
Getting ready for the unit photo, after the end-of-year parade of 2006.
Photo: Collection of CDTSGT Yeung
A Cadet Sergeant from 206 ACU (wearing the scarlet sash) leads the ANZAC Day WWI Flag contingent in the City of Sydney parade.
Photo: Collection of CDTSGT Yeung
206 members pose for a group shot after marching down George Street, Sydney, in the 2009 ANZAC Day parade.
Photo: Collection of CDTSGT Yeung
A lot of other cadet units participate in events such as ANZAC Day parades, and here a 206 member is pictured with cadets
from 226 ACU, Normanhurst.
Photo: Collection of CDTSGT Yeung
