Richard Carpenter, Commanding Officer of NLCC #26 Admiral Landymore since 2023. How did you get involved with The Navy League of Canada and why did you decide to continue with the Cadet program?My Great Grandmother enrolled me when I was 10 years old. I have stayed with the cadet program throughout ▸
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Nicole Baker, former Commanding Officer of 299 RCSCC Mackenzie and current Commanding Officer of 27 RCSCC Warrior is one of the great volunteers selected to be featured in one of our publications for her involvement with the Navy League of Canada.How did you get involved with The Navy League of ▸
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We are pleased to announce two parallel contests for designing workbook covers: one for cadets and one for officers! Bellow are the tailored specifications for each group. Cadet Workbook Cover Design Contest EligibilityOpen to all active cadets enrolled in the training program.Design ThemeMust reflect the spirit of cadet training, including teamwork, ▸
When and where did you first join the cadet program? Which corps were you a part of?In November 1979 and the Corps Osisko 74.What did you like most about your experience as a Navy League/Sea cadet?Camaraderie, fraternity and multiple opportunities for personal development.Single line text. Could you share with us ▸