Yuba Sutter Sea Cadets
Nationally, our 3,250 volunteers dedicate over 278,000 hours of their time every year! Our adults guide our cadets towards a future filled with adventure, leadership, teamwork, knowledge, and friendship. Join us on our mission to build leaders of character.
A volunteer must possess good moral character, a sound mind, and be capable of credibly communicating our Sea Cadet core values to our cadets. Each adult must be a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident, free of felony convictions, and will undergo a background investigation during the enrollment process. We're always looking for dedicated adult volunteers that meet the requirements listed above. Depending on the billet assignment, attendance at drills may not be a requirement. Open billets are listed below, but if you have a unique skillset, we'd love to chat with you. Additionally, we're also interested in adults with armed services backgrounds to serve as guest speakers.
The Auxiliary is intended for adults who wish to make a
limited time commitment to the Sea Cadets or
perform limited duties.
All new Sea Cadet volunteers will enter as either a Midshipman or Instructor. Sea Cadets may "fleet up" to Midshipman when they turn 18 years old.
Midshipman are 18-21 years old.
Ranked officers allow us to
create structure for our cadets similar to the Sea Services. Volunteers
may elect to wear modified Navy uniforms.
Reach out via email to the Commanding Officer if you would like more details regarding the adult vacant billets below. Your demonstrated leadership to our unit, and specifically to our cadets is needed.
Currently, the regional director is serving as the interim Commanding Officer. The unit is transitioning from the prior command structure, processes, and procedures while growing leadership potential in cadets and volunteers.
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