US NAVY LEAGUE CADET CORPS

THE SHIP’S LOG 30 DECEMBER 14

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CADETS OF THE DAY

EXPLORATION TRAINING

Cadet Dasher has always wanted to join the

military so he joined the NSCC. “I wanted to

try Exploration and I really love it! We go to

different places and do different things.

Cadet Porch Sanchez loves Exploration because

it gives her insight into other trainings like

today’s exercise with Field Medical. “Shooting

was the best part of training,” she said.

Cadet Cascadden wanted to try new things so

he chose Exploration. “My favorite part of this

training was the Mass Catastrophy drill.”

Cadet Cortez, A always wanted to try new

things and thought Exploration sounded good.

“I love going off base for Exploration and the

training overall.

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FIELD MEDICAL TRAINING

CADETS OF THE DAY

PO1 Houlihan joined NLCC because she wanted

to learn about the Navy. “Field Med is very

good. There’s a lot of things I thought we

wouldn’t do. It’s a lot of fun.”

Cadet Omoigui joined NLCC because she

wanted to discover new things. “Field Medical

is pretty good. I like hands-on activities and

informative classes.”

PO2Campbell joined NLCC because it looked

like fun. He likes Field Med because he gets to

learn a lot.

PO3 Hickman said, “I joined NLCC since I

wanted an opportunity to do amazing things.

Field Med is a good training to learn about

everyday life.”

PO2 Elliot joined NLCC since he thought he

needed more discipline. “I would like to be a

Navy Seal when I grow up.”

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PHOTOJOURNALISM TRAINING

CADET OF THE DAY

”I’m INST Shannon Ward and this is my very

first NLCC training. I joined the program after

my son enrolled a year ago. I was asked to help

with the Photojournalism training as Division

Officer and I enthusiastically accepted the

challenge. It was a great choice!”

”I’m Cadet T. Nguyen but everyone here calls

me T because there’s 4 Nguyens in

Photojournalism. I chose Photojournalism

because I wasn’t as interested in Medical or

Exploration. I really like taking pictures and

writing.”

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NLCC ORIENTATION – PORT

CADETS OF THE DAY

Cadet Nile said that, “The NLCC has taught me

a lot how to be a good, responsible man.”

Cadet Florine said, ”I loved the convoy

simulator along with other amazing things

NLCC has to offer!”

Cadet Haller enjoys the NLCC because he gets

to meet a lot of kids and do interesting things.

“It’s a lot of fun.”

Cadet McCormick said, “I really like the NLCC

Orientation training, but it’s tough.” He’s doing

a great job working hard.

Cadet Nguyen said, “This training has been

hard, fun, but overall life-changing.”

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CADETS OF THE DAY

NLCC ORIENTATION – STARBOARD

Cadet Trinh joined the NLCC with 1 of his

cousins a year ago. “I enjoy the challenges of

Orientation and find it enjoyable.”

Cadet Cranfill joined the NLCC with his family.

“Orientation is fun, challenging, and fast-

paced.”

Cadet Ralston joined NLCC with his friend

hoping for a new challenge. “I think this is fun

and challenging.”

Cadet Rybnicek has always been interested in

the Navy, even before seeing an NLCC

battalion. “I love the program because they

feel like family.”