Manitoulin Sea Cadets have gone on to serve in the Canadian Forces
Several alumni of the 348 Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Manitoulin have gone on to serve in various roles across the Canadian Armed Forces.
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MANITOULIN--For generations, the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Program has provided young people with opportunities to develop leadership skills, build confidence, learn teamwork and discover their
potential.
For many, the experiences and friendships developed through the program leave a lasting impression. For others, those experiences help inspire a future career in the Canadian Armed Forces.
“Over the years, numerous former members of 348 Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Manitoulin have gone on to serve their country, joining both the Regular Force and the Reserve Force of the Canadian Armed Forces,” noted Lt. (N) Sylvain Boucher, former corps commander. “While their paths have taken them to different parts of Canada and into various military occupations, they share a common beginning as young Sea Cadets on Manitoulin Island.”
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