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The document is a comprehensive application form for the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps (NSCC) and the U.S. Navy League Cadet Corps (NLCC). It includes sections for personal information of the applicant, agreements and confirmations from both the applicant and their guardians, emergency contact details, medical history, and requests for accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act. The form emphasizes the importance of accurate information for enrollment and participation in cadet activities, as well as parental consent regarding medical treatment and responsibilities.

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What is the highest sea cadet officer rank?

Whitstable Unit is thought to be the oldest Sea Cadets unit in the UK, set up in 1854 by a local vicar. On his return from the Crimean War and seeing so many young people on the street, he set up an orphanage. Originally known as the Naval Lads Brigade, the orphans were taught nautical skills by sailors.

How much do navy cadets get paid?

The stipend starts at around $1,087 per month, but there is a catch. A portion of this stipend is, initially, used to pay for certain items such as uniforms, textbooks, and a laptop, so students wont have access to the full amount at first. As their time at the academy progresses, their disposable income increases.

How long does Sea Cadets last?

For 12 to 18-year-olds, young people can join as a Sea Cadet and work their way up through the training programme. When cadets turn 18, they can either leave the Corps or they can stay and train as staff.

How much does Navy Sea Cadets cost?

Annual enrollment fees range from $150 to $250 per year depending upon location. Uniform fees vary from $200 to $400 in the first year. Summer and winter training costs are typically $250 to $275 per week.

Are Sea Cadets considered military?

While our cadets gain an appreciation for the sea services and military life, there is no requirement to join the military. Many former cadets enlist, and dozens attend service academies or ROTC. Cadets who complete our recruit training are well prepared for the rigors of boot camp or officer indoctrination.

How are the Sea Cadets funded?

The Sea Cadet Corps (SCC) is a charity that provides activities for young people on the water. It is supported by the Royal Navy, which provides around half of its funding. The Combined Cadet Force (CCF) is a programme based in secondary schools programme combining one or more elements of each service.

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