Centre which is located in Whitehorse, Yukon. Additional Training Centres Canadian Army Advanced Warfare Centre (Trenton, Ontario) for Canadian Forces Basic Parachutist's Course only. Uniform Headdress A variety of headdresses are worn by the Royal Canadian Army Cadets, such include: The beret is the most common form of headdress. The colour black is worn by armored and artillery, rifle green by infantry, scarlet by Military Police, and maroon by Airborne Cadet Corps). The glengarry, balmoral, and caubeen are typically worn by kilted regiments and their respective pipe bands. These regiments typically wear green berets in place of their other headdresses when in their Field Training Uniform. These pieces of headdress are typically considered regimental kit, and are typically not issued to junior ranks. The Forage Cap is also a form of headdress typically worn by G.G.H.G. (Governor General's Horse Guards) and G.G.F.G. (Governor General's Foot Guards) affiliated Cadet Corps. All forms of headdress are accompanied with a cap-badge or cap-brass representing the Cadet Corps' affiliated regiment or a simple cap-badge with the standard Royal Canadian Army Cadet badge. It is colloquially known by Cadets as the "cookie-cutter" badge. For example, Cadet Corps that are affiliated with the Royal Canadian Dragoons wear a cap-brass with a springbok. Full Dress Uniform All Cadets are issued with a standard, rifle green tunic, which, apart from the material and colour, mimics the style of Canadian Expeditionary Force tunics during the First World War. The tunic is accompanied by a waist belt secured by loops sewn onto the tunic itself. Although unofficial in the Cadet Administrative Training Orders (CATO), upon a promotion to a certain rank, appointment, membership to the drill team, flag party or other circumstances the Cadet may be issued a white or black parade belt with either the regiment's brass buckle, or the standard Canadian Forces brass buckle. The top button of the tunic is always left undone and a tie is worn with an issued short sleeve collared shirt. Special cases such as rank, appointment, regimental standing orders, or weather may call for the wear of the tunic without a tie, or with an ascot (Under discretion of the Commanding Officer of Unit or CSTC). All badges showing a Cadet's corps, achievement, and rank are sewn directly onto the tunic. Cadet Medals are worn on the right side (In accordance with national direction that only Orders, Decorations, or Medals that are