This is one of the options being considered for Cadets under the review.
I was an ACF cadet in the 80s, wore the DWR cap badge, was proud to be affiliated to them and to learn their history and have "belonging" to a locally recruited regiment.
The next town ACF detachment was KOYlI so this brought in some some healthy rivalry that a common cap badge wouldn't. They were ******* shit at drill.
We had an assigned CTT at the Kings Div depot at Strensall and from memory they provided us with efficient and professional training and facilities.
We often weekended at Strensall, Scarborough, Ripon and Wathgill. Annual camps all over the place, we even had a special trip to the Guards Depot in Pirbright, if I recall correctly that trip was sponsored by the Guards, a freebie.
Worst camp Wreatham B, what a shit hole.
All in all it worked back then, or so it seemed to me, I can't answer for now.
I never ever saw a CFAV on any camp attempt to big it up in front of any regular soldiers we encountered, quite the opposite, it was instilled in us to afford the utmost respect and the CFAVs led by example.
FWIW, I ended up up a 4 star Sergeant, albeit cadet, the brazard enabled you to improve your sewing skills by sewing badges on, only a boy scout had more practice (or |John G).