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Cadet units typically meet only one night per week or one weekend per month during the school year. Normally, training away from home is conducted only during school vacation periods.

diving, not forgetting adventure and expedition training, rock climbing, shooting, drill and piping, music, meteorology, and even cookery! ... As part of the Sea Cadets, Royal Marines Cadets get to do all the exciting waterborne activities as well as branching off into serious adventurous training too.

How do I join? You can join Junior Sea Cadets at 10, Sea Cadets at 12. Find your local unit. Get in touch and they'll be really happy to arrange a visit, so you can look round the unit and see what's involved, and speak to volunteers and cadets, before deciding if you'd like to join.

After enrolling in the program, all Sea Cadets must attend a mandatory two-week recruit training session. These training sessions are taught at the Navy's Recruit Training Command, at other naval bases or stations and at regional recruit training sites using other military host resources.

HM the Queen approves new commission for cadet force volunteers. HM The Queen has approved an historic new commission for Cadet Force volunteers. The new commission will be introduced for adult volunteer officers in the Sea Cadets, Army Cadet Force, RAF Air Cadets, and the Combined Cadet Force, from April.

You don't salute officers because they are part of the RAF, you salute them because they hold a commission. A member of the RAF would be expected to salute a Navy or Army officer (assuming higher rank) - they hold the Queen's commission, as do all cadet force officers.

There are lots of ways to volunteer for Sea Cadets and help your local unit, with a variety of roles to choose from, and we are happy to hear from everyone regardless of how much free time they have to give. Will I get paid? As a voluntary organisation we are unable to pay volunteers for the time they give.

The rank system for cadets is as follows: Seaman Recruit (E-1), Seaman Apprentice (E-2), Seaman (E-3), Petty Officer Third Class (PO3), Petty Officer Second Class (PO2), Petty Officer First Class (PO1) and Chief Petty Officer (CPO).

The United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps (USNSCC) is a youth leadership development program sponsored by the U.S. Navy. ... Despite the global pandemic, the United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps is continuing its mission to train America's next generation of heroes.