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Originally Posted by DlanoeG Aah, I see what you mean. I haven't really seen that kind of problem with Sea Cadets, however, there are a couple of Petty Officers that like to go on power trips on a regular basis.
I know I'm threadjacking, but what kind of activities do you guys do in CAP besides the standard Drill formations and PT, what is it that you do that differentiates you from the other cadet elements. I know you guys learn about aviation, but do you get the chance to fly too? Sorry if I sound ignorant, but I'm just really wondering about what I want to do as far as joining CAP or if YM is worth driving to. PM me if you don't want to jack the thread any further. |
Why join two cadet organizations for one, and when we Sea Cadets not only are better then everyone else, but we know it. Actually I believe we are better due to organization and it being the Navy. But I'm cool with everyone else except the Young marines, but there was this one girl at my school that's in CAP that seriously thought CAP was JROTC. Sea Cadets, CAP, and Young Marines are not JROTC programs, they are Cadet organizations, and that is it. Unless your one of those adult officers in CAP that flys a plain on search and Rescue ops.