U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps

U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps America’s Sea Cadets 🇺🇸
Become a Leader • Choose Adventure 💪🏻
A Youth Program for Ages 10 & up ⚓️ The U.S. Navy, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Marine Corps, and U.S.
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Naval Sea Cadet Corps (Sea Cadets), a youth program for ages 10 and up,
gives young Americans a competitive edge by providing world-class leadership development,
training opportunities, mentorship, life skills, confidence, challenge, and adventure. Sea Cadets offer today's youth the skills, knowledge, and confidence to become productive, responsible American citizens with an appreciation for the

maritime services: U.S. Merchant Marine. We build leaders with character. DISCLAIMER:
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Welcome to Sea Cadets' official page managed by Sea Cadet Headquarters in Arlington, Virginia. This page is intended to provide updated information and discussion on Sea Cadets. Please visit our official website at seacadets.org

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1️⃣ Honor 2️⃣ Respect 3️⃣ Commitment 4️⃣ Service
08/20/2026

1️⃣ Honor
2️⃣ Respect
3️⃣ Commitment
4️⃣ Service

The best part of training? The people you experience it with. Cadets spent the day learning the Navy’s Use-of-Force Cont...
08/13/2026

The best part of training? The people you experience it with.
Cadets spent the day learning the Navy’s Use-of-Force Continuum while building confidence, strengthening teamwork, and having fun along the way.

08/06/2026

💪 Cadets trained on the Navy’s Use-of-Force Continuum, learning that professionalism, communication, and sound judgment are often the most important tools. Led by former Sea Cadet and Navy Chief Rene Mendoza, experiences like these prepare tomorrow’s leaders for whatever comes next.

MissionReadiness NavyTraining

07/30/2026

High school goals ➡️ Future Aviator ✈️🌊

Petty Officer 3rd Class Rolfe shares her Sea Cadet journey, best advice for younger cadets, and her favorite trainings so far!

YouthOpportunity

🌊⚓️From New York to Norfolk to Baltimore, Sea Cadets experienced America’s 250th celebration from a perspective few ever...
07/27/2026

🌊⚓️From New York to Norfolk to Baltimore, Sea Cadets experienced America’s 250th celebration from a perspective few ever will.

Touring U.S. and allied warships, learning from Sailors and Marines, and standing alongside the fleet during SAIL 250 and International Naval Review 250—these moments bring leadership, service, and maritime heritage to life.

The next generation isn’t just watching history. They’re part of it.

07/17/2026
07/04/2026

Celebrating 250 years of American independence! 🇺🇸Today we honor our nation’s history and look forward to its future by building strong, confident young leaders. Happy Independence Day from the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps 🇺🇸🦅

07/03/2026

Serving Something Bigger Than Self ⚓️

From building essential life skills to preparing for a future at the U.S. Naval Academy, the Sea Cadets program empowers young Americans to choose a path of leadership, discipline, and service.

As Lt. General Michael J. Borgschulte notes, it’s about choosing a "selfless thing" and preparing to make a real impact.

⚓️ From New Orleans to Norfolk, Sea Cadets are already making history.These are just a few highlights from our first Sai...
06/29/2026

⚓️ From New Orleans to Norfolk, Sea Cadets are already making history.

These are just a few highlights from our first Sail 250 embarkation aboard Navy ships as part of America’s 250th anniversary celebration.

🌎 International ships
⚓️ Life at sea
🇺🇸 Unforgettable experiences
🤝 Friendships and memories that will last a lifetime

And we’re just getting started.

Several opportunities have already filled, but a few spots remain for cadets ready to be part of this once-in-a-generation experience.

📍Visit Quarterdeck for details before the remaining opportunities are gone.

06/24/2026

🚀 When Commander Reid Wiseman’s video of the Artemis II recovery team went viral, the world witnessed history. But for Chief Vlad Link, the man behind the GoPro, that incredible moment was built on a foundation of values, morals, and character development that started in his youth. The Sea Cadet program instills vital life skills and leadership qualities that last a lifetime, shaping resilient young people ready to tackle any challenge. Hear Vlad’s amazing story and learn how we’re building tomorrow’s leaders. 🇺🇸

*The views expressed are my own and do not reflect the official policy or position of the Department of Defense or the U.S. Navy.

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