WHAT DID YOU DO LAST WEEKEND?
Last drill weekend cadets and recruits
might have participated in any of the following activities:
MILITARY DRILL
PHYSICAL FITNESS
VISITED MILITARY BASES
MARKSMANSHIP
MAP, COMPASS, and ORIENTEERING
RAPPELING
DRUG AWARENESS EDUCATION
FIRST AID/CPR
COMMUNITY SERVICE
COLOR GUARD
FIELD OPERATIONS
OBSTACLE COURSE
LEADERSHIP REACTION COURSE
SCUBA DIVING
PARADES
FUNDRAISING EVENTS
VISITED WITH NATIONAL LEADERS
BIVOUAC
LAKE RESTORATION
LAKE CLEANUP
AIR SHOWS
OUR MISSION
"To instill in young Americans, through a multi-faceted Cadet program which is physically and mentally challenging and rewarding, the importance of national pride, service to others, and maintaining a drug-free and gang-free lifestyle."
OUR VISION
"To be the premier Cadet program in the United States, noted for it's dedication to youth, quality of training, and respect for the heritage and traditions of America's Armed Forces."
SERVING YOUNG AMERICANS SINCE 1909
The U.S. Army Cadet Corps traces its heritage to April 10. 1909, when a group of New York men, retrning from service in the Navy and Marine Corps, determined that they wanted to form a military-oriented youth program for the boys of the community. Since then, the U.S.Army Cadet Corps has served tens of thousands of young Americans nationwide.
ADVENTURE FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN AGE 12 - 17
Not everyone has what it takes to become a Cadet. To earn thee title "Cadet," you must meet a number of standards, including completion of local Recruit Training as well as two weeks of summer "Boot Camp," physical fitness testing, participation in community service and active involvement in Drug Awareness Education.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
See "RECRUIT INFO"
or Contact
1LT GERALD BLUM, AG, USACC
OFFICER IN CHARGE
ARMY CADETS OF TAMPA BAY
U.S. ARMY CADET CORPS
727-345-6592 or 727-385-0713
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