The American Naval services -namely the United States Navy, The Coast Guard, The United States Marine Corps, and the Merchant Marines are intently focused on keeping the world's oceans and seas open, safe, and free to all who wish to navigate them for pleasure and trade. It stands to resaon therefore, that knowledge of sailing, ships, and vessels would be of keen interest to people interested in those services. Therefore we foster and promote study in how humans interact with water and weather.

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Technically speaking, this is a three-part primer on oceanography, weather, the ocean floor, and aquatic life.

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The mission of the Sea Cadets is to build leaders of character. We place young men and women in constructive environments where they are able to develop good character, selfreliance, discipline and leadership skills. To fulfill that mission, we participate in Regional Flagship Competitions with other Sea Cadet units. We compete in events such as semaphore, Morse code, military marching, color guard, line heaving, marksmanship, personnel inspections, and other events as scheduled.

After Recruit Training is completed, cadets are encouraged to attend Advanced Training (AT) every year. This is not mandatory, but AT is required for cadets seeking advancement. A variety of advanced training options are available on the Advanced Training tab at the top of this page. These are also listed periodically in Quarterdeck. Check regularly to be sure not to miss any offerings.