AIR cadets proved they were high flyers after picking up a series of qualifications and awards.
Several members of 1921 (Lewisham) Squadron were presented with their BTECs in Public Services and Aviation Studies at a prize-giving night.
Ten more were given certificates after earning their bronze Duke of Edinburgh Awards.
The event, held at the squadron's base at Napier House, Baring Road, Grove Park, was attended by family and friends.
Guests included Lewisham East MP Bridget Prentice and Wing Commander Sylvie Silver, the commanding officer of the London Wing Air Cadets.
Flt Lt Caroline Tracey, the squadron's commanding officer, said: "We talk about what you can achieve in the Air Cadets but it takes effort and determination.
"These young men and women can be rightly proud of their hard work."
The squadron is open to young people aged between 13 and 18.
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