What does a cadet do?

A cadet is responsible for assisting police officers on their duties to keep the peace and order within the society. Cadets undergo training programs covering police officer disciplines and law enforcement procedures.

What are the 10 elements of the Cadet Code?

The Cadet Code consists of 10 values held dear by the California Cadet Corps. It is adapted from the Army Values (Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage). All cadets should be able to recite the values listed in the Cadet Code.

What are the Cadet Code values?

Three of the values in the Cadet Code, Selfless Service, Integrity, and Respect, are the CACC’s Core Values. You should be able to name these three Core Values.

Are cadets active duty?

While enrolled at the academies, students have the rank of midshipman (Navy) or cadet (Air Force and Army) and are considered to be on active duty (10 U.S.C. ยง101(d)). They live in military barracks, wear uniforms, and participate in military training and professional development on a daily basis.

What is the age for cadets?

The Air Cadets are open to young people from ages 13 to 18 (applications can be made between 12th and 17th birthday). In London, the Air Cadets are divided into four Wings which between them have over 90 squadrons and more than 4000 Air Cadets.

What is the first sentence of the Cadet creed?

May God give me the compassion and judgment to lead and the gallantry in battle to win.

What is the Cadet Corps motto?

The Cadet Corps motto is “Essayons,” a word in the French language meaning “Let us try.”

What happens if you leave the Academy?

If you entered the Academy from the regular or reserve component of any service and are discharged from the Academy before graduation, you will, under most circumstances, return to your former rank and branch of service to serve the rest of your obligation.