used on particular occasions, or by cadets in a Highland pipes and drums band. Order of Dress C1 (Traditional Dress): RCN Uniform (prior to unification) RCSC Shoulder flashes, traditional or current Seaman's cap with appropriate cap tally Chains may replace the lanyard if applicable Order of Dress C1H (Highland Dress): Glengarry Headdress with Sea Cadet metal headdress insignia White Dress-Shirt Black Tie Lanyard Tunic (cut-away to accommodate the sporran) Kilt Maple leaf tartan Boots Hosetops Flashes, garter Spats White belt Sgian Dubh Sporran, hair Kilt Pin Medals Pins Order of Dress C1H (same code): As above, without tunic. Key personages Admiral of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets The first Admiral of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets was George VI, King of Canada, assuming the role in 1942, when the Navy League Sea Cadets became the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets. Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, as a member of the Canadian Royal Family, was appointed Admiral of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets in 1953. Canadian Forces Senior Members Chief – Reserves and Cadets Since May 2011, this post has been filled by Rear Admiral Jennifer Bennett, CMM, CD. Director General Reserves and Cadets Since March 2011, this post has been filled by Brigadier-General Jay Milne, CD. Director of Cadets and Junior Rangers Since 2013, the post has been filled by Colonel Conrad Namiesniowski. Honorary Members Captain (N) Dr. Marc Garneau was appointed as Honorary Captain of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets; the appointment was not renewed. See also Canadian Forces Other Sea Cadet organisations Cadets Canada - corporate identity History of the Cadet Instructors Cadre Canadian Cadet Movement References External links Canadian Cadet Organizations National RCSC Unit Directory International Sea Cadet Association Canadian Cadet organizations Youth organizations based in Canada