Gibraltar Cadet Force

Cadet force in Gibraltar

Gibraltar Cadet Force

Country| Gibraltar (United Kingdom)
Role| Volunteer Youth Organisation British Army
Garrison/HQ| British Forces Gibraltar
Commanders
Ceremonial chief| King Charles III

Military unit

UK Military Cadet Forces
military component of the
youth organisations in the United Kingdom

Components

* Combined Cadet Force
* Community Cadet Forces
* Sea Cadet Corps
* Royal Marine Section
* Army Cadet Force
* Air Training Corps
* Volunteer Cadet Corps
* Royal Navy Section
* Royal Marines Sections
* Girls Venture Corps Air Cadets

British Overseas Territories

* Anguilla Cadet Corps
* Bermuda Sea Cadet Corps
* Cayman Islands Cadet Corps
* Gibraltar Cadet Force
* 2 Overseas (Gibraltar) Squadron, Air Training Corps (ATC)
* Montserrat Secondary School Cadet Corps
* Turks and Caicos Islands Cadet Corps
* Virgin Islands Cadet Corps

Former Components

* Air Defence Cadet Corps
* Bermuda Cadet Corps
* National Association of Training Corps for Girls
* Girls' Nautical Training Corps
* Hong Kong Adventure Corps
* Hong Kong Air Cadet Corps
* Hong Kong Sea Cadet Corps

Personnel

* Ranks

Allegiance

* Charles III

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The Gibraltar Cadet Force (to be renamed The Royal Gibraltar Regiment Army Cadet Force  in 2024) is a youth organisation that provides military training for secondary school-aged children in the British Overseas Territory and former Imperial fortress of Gibraltar.[1][2][3][4]

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## References

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1. ^ Lieutenant Pete Jackson (2023-03-09). "Gibraltar Army Cadets visit Holcombe Moor Training Camp". Army Cadets. British Government. Retrieved 2024-07-11. "Between the 20th and 24th February 2023 Greater Manchester Army Cadets cemented their alliance with the Gibraltar Cadet Force. 28 cadets and supporting staff under the leadership of Major D Collado from Gibraltar Army Cadets, conducted training at Holcombe Moor Cadet Training Centre."
2. ^ "Governor pays first visit to army cadets". The Gibraltar Chronicle. Gibraltar. 2017-01-28. Retrieved 2024-07-14.
3. ^ "8th Intake for the Gibraltar Cadet Force". The Gibraltar Chronicle. Gibraltar. 2017-01-28. Retrieved 2024-07-14.
4. ^ Peralta, Gabriella (2019-07-17). "Gibraltar and UK Cadets join forces in musical tour". The Gibraltar Chronicle. Gibraltar. Retrieved 2024-07-14.

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