Indy Sea Cadets (Cruiser Indianapolis CA-35)

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The Cruiser Indianapolis (CA-35) Division, Naval Sea Cadet Corps (NSCC) is a volunteer youth oriented organization that is open to both male and female individuals, age 13 through High School. If a Cadet turns eighteen and is still in high school, the Cadet may continue participation until graduation. The Navy League Cadet Corps that accepts applicants ages 10 – 13 also plays an important role in the Cruiser Indianapolis (CA-35) Division. The goals are to provide participating Cadets with the training and opportunities that assist in their mental, moral, and physical development. The volunteer adult leaders stress the principals of patriotism and good citizenship while instilling in the Cadets a sense of duty, discipline, self-respect, initiative, self-confidence, teamwork, and self-preparedness. Sea Cadet training is authorized aboard the ships and shore activities of the Navy and Coast Guard. Qualified NSCC Officers and military instructors provide training. Cadets participate in a variety of classroom and hands-on training exercises. The primary focus of the organization is to prepare each participating Cadet for the responsibilities of becoming a productive citizen. Looking off into the horizon most are thinking how they can succeed in life and overcome its many obstacles. There are many ways to put excitement in your life and gain respect for others and yourself. One of the ways is to join the Sea Cadet program. In the NSCC Program there are many constructive ways to have fun, meet new people, and benefit from educational opportunities found in no other youth organization. Through the program, you can participate in training all over the U.S., visit foreign countries, gain physical fitness, and participate in many activities that will benefit your development of life-long skills.