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IMPORTANT NOTICE

All Cadets and Recruits must be Crime-Free, Drug-Free and Passing in School. We are NOT a program for Juvenile Delinquents.

The U.S. Army Cadet Corps' Military Adventure Camp is - by far - the most realistic and challenging military training program available to a teenager who is interested in our country's Armed Forces. Do YOU have what it takes to become one of us?

SUMMER 2009 PROGRAMS

(All programs are conducted at the National Cadet Training Center

in Millersburg, KY, or a military installation).

 Basic Cadet Training (BCT).   This two-week adventure is often known as "Boot Camp."  Basic Cadet Training is physically and mentally demanding, with heavy emphasis on personal accountability and teamwork.  Each Cadet Recruit is assigned to a platoon of 18-25 Recruits lead by a Cadet Troop Handler and trained by a qualified Drill Sergeant.  Cadets will learn military drill and ceremonies, marksmanship, martial arts and be challenged like never before!  Upon completion of Basic Cadet Training, you will earn the title "Army Cadet," and will have earned the privilege of wearing the Army Combat Uniform at a formal graduation. A Recruit who does not have a burning desire to graduate will not make it through the program. 

Basic Leader Course (BLC) An intense three-week program for graduates of Recruit Training or CTC. BLC provides advanced orientation in basic leadership, troop leading procedures, risk assessment, land navigation and field training, marksmanship, self-defense and team-building activities. There is the possibility of a recruit transitioning directly from BCT to BLC, but spaces are limited. The combined BCT and BLC course will last a total of four weeks.

Cadet Transition Course (CTC). An abbreviated Basic Cadet Training program for Cadets of a Recognized Cadet Corps (RCC) (Sea Cadets, Civil Air Patrol or Junior ROTC) who are transitioning to the USAC at an advanced rank.  CTC will provide initial training which will permit integration of the Cadet to the USAC’s heritage, culture and military standards.  All participants in CTC will attend without rank, as recruits.  To graduate from CTC, the recruit must pass the general military skills test for the grade they are eligible for and the Army Cadet Physical Fitness Test for the grade they are eligible for.  Graduates of CTC, who meet all appointment criteria, will normally graduate at a higher grade as permitted by USAC regulations.  Each graduating CTC Cadet will be reviewed for initial appointment based on motivation, leadership, physical fitness and other factors.  Graduates of CTC will immediately transition to BLC.  Failure to pass all criteria for graduation from CTC will result in transition from CTC to BCT and ineligibility for advanced initial appointment.    

The Army Cadet Martial Arts Program (TACMAP) A one-week advanced martial arts training program based on rigid military standards, along with other high-adventure recreational activities.  TACMAP utilizes MCJKKD as its main training format, which includes a combination of Self Defense, Judo, Aikido, Jujitsu, Karate, Boxing and Wrestling.

Ultimate Military Adventure (UMA) Six weeks of basic training, advanced training, practical leadership and career exploration experience, as well as a one-week recreational program focusing on military martial arts.   The most comprehensive training available!

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