333 LORD BEAVERBROOK Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron

333 Fredericton Air Cadet Squadron was chartered on the 16th of October 1943 and was originally formed as a high school squadron. In 1958, Lord Beaverbrook, then Chancellor of the University of New Brunswick, gave the squadron permission to carry his name. A native of N.B., Lord Beaverbrook had been Minister of Aircraft Production in Winston Churchill’s cabinet during World War II. The Squadron was also named as the permanent custodian of Lord Beaverbrook’s personal coat of arms designed by Rudyard Kipling in 1917.

Order	Tunic	Tie	Shirt	Sweater	Ribbons	Medals	Notes
C1	yes	yes	yes	no	no	yes	Ceremonial occasions only. Wedge, shirt with necktie, jacket, trousers or slacks with belt, boots and grey wool socks. (1) Worn with medals and pins on the jacket. (2) Worn with cloth or embroidered pilot wings on the jacket but not the metal pilot wings. (3) Name tag
C2	yes	yes	yes	no	yes	no	Same as C1, except that the medal ribbons replace the medals. Standard duty dress for WOs
C2B	no	no	yes	no	yes	no	Summer (Warm Weather) Dress. Rank slipons, ribbons, metal wings, and name tags worn.
C3	yes	no	no	yes	yes	no	Winter Dress. Same as C2 except that the turtleneck sweater replaces the shirt and tie.
C4	yes	no	yes	no	yes	no	Summer Dress. Same as C2 except that the blue T-Shirt replaces the shirt and tie.