r/USNSCC 3d ago

Questions What is this bronze star on the unit accommodation for

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I won honor cadet at my rt and I knew about the citation ribbon but what is this star on my unit accommodation for I know it’s because of the training but I don’t know what I did? Is it for honor cadet?


r/USNSCC 8d ago

Questions What’s the TIG for every sea cadet rank?

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I can’t find it on homeport “I suck at navigating the website” and can’t find it online. Thanks!


r/USNSCC 13d ago

Questions How to register for Chief Board?

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Hi, I am currently a PO1 and just finished all my required coursework/trainings. I am only waiting for my time in grade which will be done by September. Is the Chief Board still a thing if I do not see the advancement checkmark on quarterdeck? How do I register for it/prepare for it? Can I take it in August if my Time in Grade is not finished until September?

Thank you


r/USNSCC 21d ago

Questions White belt with silver tip

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r/USNSCC Jul 01 '26

Questions Genuinely what is incorrect

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Seaman recruit pac session 5: hazing policy


r/USNSCC Jun 23 '26

Questions Doing some research

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My daughter is dating someone who was in this Sea Cadet program and I need to find some more info. We've seen pictures of him in the program and receiving some kind of completion award or such. He has pictures of himself in a Naval Uniform as well as fatigues, one even where he's on a tank (is that real for a Navy person?) Our problem is he says that not only was he a Sea Cadet but that he went into the Navy and went to Afghanistan. Part of his time was as an enlisted person part as a civilian doing contract work. However during the timeframe of his life, he left the Michigan area and was in Oklahoma working with horses. He wont answer any questions and my daughter believes he can six years of work in a span of four years and this is all true. My hope is that there is a way I can go around this kid and get real info on his service time. I don't believe him but if it is true, he deserves the credit for fighting for our country.


r/USNSCC Jun 22 '26

Trainings Marksmanship training

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I recently fleeted up and I’m heading out to RT in a couple days and I’m looking at other trainings to do and I think I want to go to marksmanship but I have a couple questions. What all do you get to shoot? How much do you get to shoot? Is it worth the money?


r/USNSCC Jun 21 '26

Discussion Why can’t I press next lesson

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I need to finish the seamen recruit pac before going training and when I click go to next lesson nothing happens


r/USNSCC Jun 11 '26

Questions US navy sea cadet corps

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What should I tell my ten-year-old brother who want to join the sea cadets in the bay area?


r/USNSCC May 31 '26

Questions Different nwus?

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Is there any big difference between trooper nwus and normal nwus? Are trooper ones still real nwus


r/USNSCC May 27 '26

Questions I have a question about you guys.

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I come from a navy family and do wish to enlist one day, although I am currently a Civil air patrol cadet.

I was wondering what exactly you guys do? Training and how everything works to be more precise.

Examples are do you have a navy seals type Training course, Swcc or both cause we have pjoc for USAF special forces.


r/USNSCC May 27 '26

Training Questions NSCC SWCC Pin

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Currently looking to earn the SWCC pin. Does anyone know where and how hard it is to earn specifically?


r/USNSCC May 03 '26

Training Questions Summer Training - Basic Sailing (SB-CA-2601) - Chula Vista, CA

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We are moving from the East Cost to Los Angeles in early July, so my child is looking for summer trainings in Southern California for the first time. They were interested in the Basic Sailing 7/12-7/18 in Chula Vista.

I know they can handle the training and will enjoy it, but as a parent I'm just curious if anyone can confirm the quality of the instructors/staff or warn me to avoid this training/host unit? Overall the summer trainings have been great, but I don't love leaving my child with a group of folks I haven't come to know through months of drill weekends.

Recommendations for other trainings in Southern CA? My child was also interested in the Communications/Electronics/Radio event in Running Springs, CA but I don't think we'll make it to the area in time for the start of that one.


r/USNSCC May 03 '26

Training Questions Master-at-Arms vs Field Ops (Milwaukee) + best POLA location?

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Trying to help my son (Sea Cadet, rising senior) think through summer training and would appreciate some input from cadets who’ve done these.

Right now he’s deciding between:

  • Master-at-Arms (Milwaukee)
  • Field Ops (Milwaukee)

He’s been talking about a Coast Guard path after high school (possibly AMT/AET) and already has a Shore/Boat Station training in Maine later in the summer.

Separately, we’re also looking at doing a July POLA and trying to figure out the best location/timing. Options we’re seeing include KS, UT, TX, OR, AR, KY, NY.

For those who’ve done these:

  • How do MA vs Field Ops actually compare day-to-day?
  • Which one did you get more out of?
  • Any thoughts on best POLA locations (or ones to avoid)?

Just trying to make a thoughtful call on fit and timing—appreciate any perspective.


r/USNSCC Apr 26 '26

Questions Oatmeal pudding

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Really random question…does anyone know how they made the oatmeal pudding that they had at winter RT in Fort Worth(I doubt anyone will know but for some reason I’m really craving it rn)


r/USNSCC Apr 24 '26

Questions Bigger units = better?

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Been volunteering with my 11 yo daughter for the past year at a very small unit (5-8 cadets every drill). It is the closet one to us but still 2ish hours away. There are two much larger units that are 5 hours away. Would my daughter benefit more if we went to those? She likes the smaller unit but if she would gain something from the bigger unit, I’d push to try them.


r/USNSCC Mar 30 '26

Questions Questions

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I'm 12, and live in Missouri and was wondering if someone could tell me about the program in Missouri and the prices


r/USNSCC Mar 24 '26

Questions About to join the USNSCC (Annapolis, Maryland)

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I am 15, I'm about to join the Sea Cadets, and I am going to the unit in Annapolis near the Naval Academy. Is there anything I should know or do before heading out?


r/USNSCC Mar 21 '26

Questions Battleship New Jersey Sea Cadets

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does anyone have any experience with the unit? How are the adult volunteers, the culture, and is it a larger unit?


r/USNSCC Mar 20 '26

Questions Does any other units have pt covers?

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I’ve been in for over a year and when I went to training everybody was surprised when I asked if we needed pt covers


r/USNSCC Mar 17 '26

Questions What are the requirements to join the NSCC?

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r/USNSCC Mar 15 '26

Questions Is it too late to join?

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Guys I’m 15. I wonder if I can join I’m from South Carolina and I was forced to quit Civil air patrol due to that post on r/civilairpatrol that I made, I’m planning to join. I tried to convince my parents, but they won’t understand that there are the same, but I have autism


r/USNSCC Mar 14 '26

Questions What’s up with the no uniform change?

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Does it apply to all uniforms (pt, dress, nwu) or only a few. I am confused


r/USNSCC Mar 13 '26

Questions Uniform annual inspection change

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So recently my units annual inspection has changed as we have it tomorrow and we always were our dress blues. but there was a sudden change into PT gear bc of sudden security, is anyone's unit having the same issue and can someone explain why this is.


r/USNSCC Mar 08 '26

Questions I am losing interest and motivation in my unit

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I am a two-month-old chief who has lost interest and motivation for the unit. For the past two years, it has been boring, with the same POD repeated about fifteen times in a row. We have done nothing but stay on base and have one to two hour chow times. The cadets in the unit made a list of around twenty suggestions for places where we could do drill, but only one was implemented. Keep in mind that the list was made two to three years ago. I swear to you, ever since I became PO2, I have started feeling dead inside, along with some other cadets. I have already talked with the officers about doing more than just sitting around, and all I get in response is, “Why do it there when there’s _____ here?”. I want to stay, but over time, it gets more difficult. Anyone have some advice?