In which year was the ADCC created for young men with an interest in aviation?

The Air Defence Cadet Corps (ADCC) was established in 1938 to provide young men who had a keen interest in aviation with opportunities to learn about military operations and aviation-related subjects. This initiative was part of a broader effort to engage youth in activities related to the Royal Air Force and to foster a spirit of discipline, teamwork, and leadership among young people. The inception of the ADCC marked a significant development in youth programs aimed at promoting aviation and military awareness prior to the onset of World War II.

The timing of the establishment—just before global conflict began—allowed the program to increasingly become integrated into the broader efforts of the RAF during the war years, but its original formation happened in 1938, making it the correct answer. The subsequent years saw expansions and modifications to similar youth programs but they were founded much later.