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THOUSANDS OF YOUNG PEOPLE CELEBRATE
150TH ANNIVERSARY OF CADET MOVEMENT

 
 

Cadets from across the country representing the Combined Cadet Force, Sea Cadet Corps, the Army Cadet Force and the Air Training Corps are today supporting the launch of 'Cadet150' which marks the 150th Anniversary of the Cadet Force Movement.

 
 

The National launch takes place at Buckingham Palace at midday with Her Majesty The Queen as Patron where she will receive 26 specially selected Cadet Ambassadors, including Cadet Under Officer Rachel Tresman of Surrey ACF. Later that evening the Cadet Ambassadors will join Government Ministers, the Mayor of London, and senior personnel from the Cadet Forces, at a reception at Lancaster House where the Ulysses Trust (an organisation that supports adventurous training expeditions by members of the Reserve Forces and Cadets) will host a reception to launch the ‘Cadet150’ expedition to Lesotho, South Africa. 60 specially selected cadets, including 12 from the South East, will be embarking on this unique expedition to southern Africa during which they will work with orphans and vulnerable children in Lesotho. Dozens more will be challenging themselves on treks and expeditions all over the world including Peru, Nigeria and the Himalayas.

 

Throughout the year, various Cadet 150 celebrations have been planned throughout the South East to reflect the spirit of fun, excitement, adventure and community service at the heart of the Cadet movement.

 

The photographs displayed above are from various units around the South East.

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