The Cayman Islands Cadet Corps (CICC) is a youth organisation in the Cayman Islands for male and female secondary school students between age 12 and 17. It was established in March 2002. Core subjects Drill and Turnout Military Knowledge Fieldcraft Skill at Arms Shooting Navigation Expedition Training First Aid Physical Training Cadets in the Community The Cayman Islands Cadet Corps Structure The CICC is split into 8 detachments: John Gray Detachment - (Alpha) Clifton Hunter Detachment - (Alpha) Band Detachment - (Headquarters) South Sound Detachment - (Headquarters) Cayman Brac Detachment - (Bravo) Triple C Detachment - (Bravo) Marine Detachment - (Bravo) Section-9 - (S-9) The main objectives of the CICC are defined in its Charter, Vision and the Mission Statement. The Charter The Cayman Island Cadet Corps is a National Voluntary Youth organisation. It is sponsored by the Governor's office and administered by a local headquarters led by the Commandant. The Cadet Corps were originally operated by the Ministry of Education with assistance from the RCIPS and provides military style, adventurous, and community activities. The Corps are currently under the Ministry of Health, Environment, Youth, Sports & Culture. List of Commandants and Deputy Commandants of the Cayman Islands Cadet Corps Acting Commandant Lt. Col Braithwaite (2020–present) Acting Deputy Commandant Maj. Levy (2021–present) Commandant Lt. Col O'Garro (2008–2021) Deputy Commandant Lt. Col Braithwaite (2020 - 2021) Commandant Lt. Col O'Garro (2008–2021) Deputy Commandant Maj. Henry (2017 - 2019) Acting Commandant Lt.Col O'Garro (2008 - 2013) Deputy Commandant Maj. White (2008 - 2017) Commandant Col Philph Hyre (2002 - 2008) Deputy Commandant Lt.Col O'Garro (2002 - 2008) List of Adjutant Training Officers of the Cayman Islands Cadet Corps Adjutant Training Officer - Maj. Levy (2015–present) Adjutant Training Officer - Maj. Henry (2004- 2014) Adjutant Training Officer - Maj. White (2002-2004) Sergeants and Warrant Officers of the Cayman Islands Cadet Corps W01 Farley (2010–present) W02 Richards (2002–present) Ssgt Tibbetts (2010–present) CPO Bonilla (2010 present) Sgt Ebanks (2010–present) Sgt McDonald (2010–present) Sgt Alexander (2010–present) Sgt Sookoonsingh (2010 present) Cadet ranks As well as learning new skills by working through the APC syllabus, experienced cadets can be awarded a rank. As the Army allows its soldiers to take on responsibility and leadership as non-commissioned officers (NCOs), so too does the ACF. Cadet NCOs wear the issued cadet rank slides. The titles of some ranks may vary as cadet detachments are affiliated to Army regiments and