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Training and Operations

California Cadet Corps Regulation 3 Series. Training and Operations. Purpose. These regulations outline the policies and procedures to be following conducting training and operations for the California Cadet Corps. Cadet Corps Regulation 3 CACC Training. Authority to conduct CACC Training

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Training and Operations

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  1. California Cadet Corps Regulation 3 Series Training and Operations

  2. Purpose • These regulations outline the policies and procedures to be following conducting training and operations for the California Cadet Corps

  3. Cadet Corps Regulation 3CACC Training • Authority to conduct CACC Training • Responsibilities for the conduct of training • CACC mission, Goals, and Objectives • Content Standards and Objectives • Lesson Planning • Training Schedules • CACC Training Concept

  4. Cadet Corps Regulation 3-1Leadership School • Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask  • Who conducts them • How long • What is taught? • The training concept and philosophy • Awards that are given

  5. Cadet Corps Regulation 3-2OCS/BNCO/ANCO • Once again - everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask  • Who conducts them • How long • What is taught (the curriculum? • Enrollment prerequisites • Cadet safety • Awards that are given

  6. Cadet Corps Regulation 3-3Summer Camp • Who conducts it? • What is taught? • How are the units organized? • How long? • Who teaches? • Where does the funding come from?

  7. Cadet Corps Regulation 3-4Individual Major Awards • Their purpose • Categories of competition • Eligibility for competition • Levels of competition • How to conduct it • Who is responsible • Awards

  8. Cadet Corps Regulation 3-5Survival • What do you need to do to get the famed RED BERET? • How much time do you have to spend? • What kinds of training do you have to have in advance? • What kinds of things do you have to do during survival training?

  9. Cadet Corps Regulation 3-6Bivouac • What is taught? • What are some of the safety considerations at a bivouac? • Who plans them? • Why is the CACC allowed to have these? • What awards are given?

  10. Cadet Corps Regulation 3-7Mountaineering • Does the instructor for mountaineering have to have specific qualifications? • What is taught? • How long does a mountaineering experience if you want to earn the mountaineering ribbon? • Special permission slips?

  11. Cadet Corps Regulation 3-8Drill and Ceremonies • How exactly to do conduct a CACC Drill competition? • The forms • The grading procedures • What is the reference point for HOW to do all the drill and ceremonies rules? (ANSWER: FM 3-21.5)

  12. Cadet Corps Regulation 3-9Specialized Training School • Who can conduct them? • If our brigade wants to run one, does the state headquarters have to approve it in advance? • What gets taught? What is considered “specialized training? If we taught classes in French Cooking, would that be able to get us that ribbon?

  13. Cadet Corps Regulation 3-10Commandant Professional Development • Why do Commandants get professional development and what it professional development? • How long is BCTA? • ACTA? • What are CSTPs?

  14. Cadet Corps Regulation 3-11Drill Academies • How is a Drill Academy different from a Drill Competition? • What kinds of commands does a cadet learn at Squad Drill Academy? • What kinds of commands does a cadet learn at Platoon Drill Academy?

  15. Cadet Corps Regulation 3-11Drill Academies • What does it take to earn the ribbons? What is the difference between the participation ribbon and the “award” ribbon?

  16. Cadet Corps Regulation 3-12Physical Fitness • Why be physically fit? • What is on the CACC PF Test? • How do you administer the PFT? • What can you do to condition yourself prior to the PFT? • What should units be doing to prepare cadets for the PFT?

  17. Cadet Corps Regulation 3-13Command and Staff School • Who conducts them? • What is taught? • What is the “concept of the operation”? • Why do we have them?

  18. Cadet Corps Regulation 3-14, 3-15, 3-16 • These regulations are currently “unassigned” which means we may ad new regulations later with these numbers, but currently, there is no such regulation.

  19. Cadet Corps Regulation 3-17, 3-18, 3-19 • These regulations govern marksmanship • 3-17 covers what CACC “qualification” training is (how to qualify as a marksman, expert, sharpshooter, etc) • 3-18 covers Marksmanship Competitions like Brigade and State Rifle Matches

  20. Cadet Corps Regulation 3-17, 3-18, 3-19 • These regulations govern marksmanship • 3-19 explains how the CACC selects its State Rifle Teams that compete against other youth shooting programs in the nation

  21. Cadet Corps Regulation 3-20, 3-21 • Two more unassigned regulation numbers

  22. Cadet Corps Regulation 3-22CACC Organization • How many people are in a squad, platoon, company, battalion, regiment, brigade? • What are the definitions of each size unit? • What is the CACC Chain of Command? • What are the authorized abbreviations of ranks? Units? Other key CACC terms?

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