Cadets MUST meet the following requirements to join 2347 Argyll Cadets:
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Be at least 12 years old;
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Legally reside in Canada;
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Not belong to another corps or squadron;
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Have parental/legal guardian permission to join;
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Be medically, physically, and mentally able to participate in cadet training;
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Be willing to commit to the program as outlined in FAQ's.
*Note: Cadets must leave the program when they turn 19 years old.*
Questions? Please CONTACT US at info@argyllcadets.ca
Cadets MUST meet the following requirements to join 2347 Argyll Cadets:
-
Be at least 12 years old;
-
Legally reside in Canada;
-
Not belong to another corps or squadron;
-
Have parental/legal guardian permission to join;
-
Be medically, physically, and mentally able to participate in cadet training;
-
Be willing to commit to the program as outlined in FAQ's.
*Note: Cadets must leave the program when they turn 19 years old.*
Questions? Please CONTACT US at info@argyllcadets.ca
Cadets MUST meet the following requirements to join 2347 Argyll Cadets:
-
Be at least 12 years old;
-
Legally reside in Canada;
-
Not belong to another corps or squadron;
-
Have parental/legal guardian permission to join;
-
Be medically, physically, and mentally able to participate in cadet training;
-
Be willing to commit to the program as outlined in FAQ's.
*Note: Cadets must leave the program when they turn 19 years old.*
Questions? Please CONTACT US at info@argyllcadets.ca
FROM THE COMMANDING OFFICER
The Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders of Canada (PL) 2347 Regimental Army Cadet Corps
200 James St. South Hamilton, Ontario L8R 2L1
Note from the Commanding Officer
I would like to take the opportunity to welcome all new and returning cadets of 2347 Argyll Regimental Army Cadet Corps for our 2024/25 training year.
We’re going to have some challenging yet informative field training exercises, attend competitions that will certainly test our skills and teamwork, and participate in many meaningful community events.
We’re going to grow figuratively (and literally) as a unit where being a youth lead, adult managed program is the goal.
We want to empower our senior cadets to knowledgably lead their subordinates with confidence. We want our junior cadets to thrive in a rich environment where they feel supported and challenged.
I’m also excited to announce that we’ll be working more closely with our affiliated unit, the Argyll Regiment, which will definitely establish an interest in the Canadian Armed Forces.
The Sponsoring Committee, Officer Staff and I are excited for this year and we thank you for being apart of and supporting this family.
Captain Denise Ohanian-May, CD
Commanding Officer, 2347 Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps
Canadian Armed Forces
Denise.ohanian-may@cadets.gc.ca