Topic: Para millitary groups

DrillMaster00 · July 28th, 2005

Navy-sea cadets
Air force-CAP
USMC-young marines
All-JROTC/ROTC

What does the army have?

C/2nd Lt Robot · July 28th, 2005

Army JROTC. You could really try and stretch it to include the ACA, American Cadet Corps, but no part of the ACA is funded by that certian branch of the military.

DrillMaster00 · July 29th, 2005

Whats the ACA?

C/2nd Lt Robot · July 29th, 2005

The oldest Youth Military Organization in the USA.

Sea_Cadet · July 29th, 2005

I don't see how a Cadet Organization is a para-military group, although in sea cadets we have trainings that are completely combat oriented.

USAFAUX2004 · August 17th, 2005

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Originally Posted by Sea_Cadet

I don't see how a Cadet Organization is a para-military group, although in sea cadets we have trainings that are completely combat oriented.

Yes my friend learning knots is combat training and as for the rest of us m-16 SAMT firing ranges dont count for nothing. Sea Cadets dfo cool stuff, but just remember when we do the Airshows YOU guard the airplane and CAP marshall them

babyboy4u363 · August 18th, 2005

Over here we have:

ATC (Air Training Corps) - the only one you need to know

ACF (Army Cadet Force)

SCC (Sea Cadet Corps)

and

CCF (Combined Cadet Force) - this is a program with all three sections, army airforce and navy, usually found at boarding schools, or places where there isnt enough interest for a unique force / corps to start up.

NCdt Steliga · August 18th, 2005

Canada has:

Royal Canadian Air Cadets (RCAirC);
Royal Canadian Army Cadets (RCAC); and
Royal Canadian Sea Cadets (RCSC)

LeEnfield · September 17th, 2005

Why the word Para, this indicates that they are airborne, which they are obviously not

PershingOfLSU · September 19th, 2005

When used as it is for the term, Paramilitary, para is a prefix that means similar to or resembling. Or in this case, "Resembling the Military"

Parachute, comes from the latin cadere or, "To fall" corrupted into the French chute. Parachute and literally means, "Resembling fall" in English.

July 28th, 2005	Post 1
DrillMaster00 Milites Gregarius	Post; Para millitary groups Navy-sea cadets Air force-CAP USMC-young marines All-JROTC/ROTC What does the army have?

July 28th, 2005	Post 2
C/2nd Lt Robot Tribunus Laticlavius	Army JROTC. You could really try and stretch it to include the ACA, American Cadet Corps, but no part of the ACA is funded by that certian branch of the military. __________________ C/Capt "Robot", CAP (ret) NBB '06 Alpha Flight NBB '07 Delta Flight

July 29th, 2005	Post 5
Sea_Cadet Primus Pilus	I don't see how a Cadet Organization is a para-military group, although in sea cadets we have trainings that are completely combat oriented. __________________ Honour.... Courage.... Commitment US Naval Academy \"Non sibi sed patriae!\" (Not for self, but country) US Navy

August 18th, 2005	Post 8
NCdt Steliga Cadet Moderator Gear	Canada has: Royal Canadian Air Cadets (RCAirC); Royal Canadian Army Cadets (RCAC); and Royal Canadian Sea Cadets (RCSC) __________________ 'Truth. Duty. Valour. Blow out you bugles over the rich dead There's none of these so lonely and poor of old But dying has made us rarer gifts than gold' Inscription on the top of the Memorial Arch at RMC Kingston

September 17th, 2005	Post 9
LeEnfield Tribuni Angusticlavii Gear	Why the word Para, this indicates that they are airborne, which they are obviously not __________________ LeEnfield Rides again

July 29th, 2005	Post 3
DrillMaster00 Milites Gregarius	Whats the ACA?

July 29th, 2005	Post 4
C/2nd Lt Robot Tribunus Laticlavius	The oldest Youth Military Organization in the USA.

August 18th, 2005	Post 7
babyboy4u363 Centurion Gear	Over here we have: ATC (Air Training Corps) - the only one you need to know ACF (Army Cadet Force) SCC (Sea Cadet Corps) and CCF (Combined Cadet Force) - this is a program with all three sections, army airforce and navy, usually found at boarding schools, or places where there isnt enough interest for a unique force / corps to start up.

September 19th, 2005	Post 10
PershingOfLSU Optio	When used as it is for the term, Paramilitary, para is a prefix that means similar to or resembling. Or in this case, "Resembling the Military" Parachute, comes from the latin cadere or, "To fall" corrupted into the French chute. Parachute and literally means, "Resembling fall" in English.

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