cadet corps
corps of cadets

The cadet corps in 2012 is still up and running strong.

As a boy, friends said he was in love with the cadet corps.

About 18 percent of the 4,200-member cadet corps are women.

Cadet Corps is a type of a military school for young boys.

Women, first admitted in 1976, now make up 17 percent of the cadet corps.

There is also a cadet corps for secondary school students.

He was enrolled in the cadet corps of his college.

San Juan was the only city with more than one cadet corps.

"You know he's been through half the cadet corps since he got here?

Recently, members from this band are required to be part of the cadet corps.

The cadet corps is only the second of its kind in Westchester.

The cadet corps is organized into a battalion of three companies.

A rifle club was formed in 1904, which soon became a cadet corps.

The four women who enrolled in the 1,671-member cadet corps last fall came at the school's invitation.

A federal court ordered the Citadel to bring women into the cadet corps.

Life in the cadet corps was not intolerable, as he had feared.

At present the band continues despite the cadet corps not having existed for over 30 years.

In 1908, there were 80 students and a cadet corps was formed with the impending 1914-1918 war.

"The cadet corps will help Russian society solve these problems.

From 1911 to 1918 he belonged to the Prussian cadet corps.

An astounding amount of cadet corps were formed in high schools across the country.

By 1887, they were called the cadet corps, and were open to boys over the age of 12.

Co-ordinate and influence effective support for army cadet corps at all levels.

He also supports the proposal for a college cadet corps to raise the quality of police officers.

The Cadet Corps has a pledge and also a song.