such as Arab and International Jamborees. Also, Sudanese Air Scouts send some members to study plane models in the Czech Republic. Thailand Air Scouting in Thailand was established on 21 July 1965. Trinidad and Tobago The Trinidad & Tobago Scout Association states that there are two Air Scout Groups in their membership, the 2nd Guaico Air Scouts based at Guaico Secondary School and the 1st Arouca Air Scouts based at the Arouca Anglican Church. The First Arouca Scout Group was started at the Arouca Anglican School in the 1930"s. In 1986 it was converted into an Air Scout Group under the watch of Mr.John Morris and Dr.Stephen.V. Blizzard. First Arouca Air Scout Group;Milestones 1986 Conversion to Air Scouts 1989 Members attended and took part as volunteers at an Air Show at Piarco International Airport 1989-90 Leaders and senior Scouts engage in a series of Air experience flights at a recognized flying club 1990 First Air Display set up at national youth rally 1991 Members participated as volunteers at the Air disaster drill at Piarco Airport 2004 Members participated as volunteers at the Air disaster drill at Piarco Airport. 2004 Venture Scouts and leaders introduced to computer simulated flight. 2004 Members took part in the International Patrol Camp at pleasant vile San Fernando 2006 Leaders of the group took up the challenge of revising the Air Scout Program under the guidance of Dr.Stephen.V.Blizzard 2008 Final draft of the new Air Scout Program completed 2010 Representation was made at a recognized flight school for the resumption of Air experience flights 2016 The group was featured at an Air Scout Exhibition at Scout Headquarters Port of Spain 2016 December, the group celebrated 30 years of Air Scouting by hosting a dinner and awards ceremony with presentations of memorabilia. 2017 First Aviation camp held in April at the D'Abadie Government School.(98) Campers attended United Kingdom British Scouts have been involved in aviation since the early days of aviation. The first UK Scout Group known to have built and flown their own glider were East Grinstead who flew for 200 feet at an altitude of 25 feet, in 1912. The first powered aircraft to be owned by UK Scouts was an Airco DH.6 presented to 3rd Hampton (Middlesex) Scouts in 1921. The idea of Air Scouts as a distinct unit was resisted for many years, becoming an official branch of Scouting in 1941. The first