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- More Information
- Email the Commanding Officer (CO)
- Download & Complete Forms
- Cadet Forms
- Cadet Application
- Cadet Medical History
- Cadet Medical Exam
- Parent Support Questionnaire
- Adult Forms
- Adult Leader Application
- Adult Reference
Several copies of this form should be printed and given to people who you would like to use as a reference (at least three). They are to complete the form, sign and return to the CO at the following address.
LCDR Jim SketchleyPO Box 1747Lynnwood, WA 98046
If you have any questions please feel free to contact the CO or other staff officer.
- Attend a Cadet/Parent Orientation
Interested in Learning More?
Look around this website to learn about what the Sea Cadets are about, look at the national website, watch the videos, and if you know a cadet, ask them questions
Go to the Contact Us page and complete the form there to send an email to the Commanding Officer expressing your interest in learning more.
These three forms are required for a cadet to get started in the Sea Cadets. You can download these, print them and complete them. Be sure to bring them with you to the orientation. These are NOT required to attend the orientation. If you are certain you will join the unit completing these forms can speed up the process.
Download and complete this form for the cadet, complete as much as possible, do not sign it until you meet with the Commanding Officer and he will go over this form in detail at the orientation meeting.
This form is completed by the Cadets parents and turned in with the Cadet Application.
This form is completed by the Cadets physician when he or she examines the cadet. The physician is to date and sign the form in blue or black ink along with the stamp (if they use one).
Please complete this form and turn in with the application. This helps identify what resources might be available to help the unit.
These forms are for a parent or other adult to begin the process of of joining our unit.
When Jim Sketchley, the CO, calls you, he will schedule you to attend a New Cadet/Parent Orientation Meeting. This will take place during one of the regular drills. The CO He and Mr. Niles Fowler (who is the President of the Everett Navy League and unit Sponsor) will present to you details and information about the Sea Cadets program, the opportunity, the commitment, costs, and to answer any questions you may have. The Unit Drills (the meetings) are typically held on the second and fourth Saturday of each month. Drills are held at inside Naval Station Everett Navy base property in at the Naval Navy Operational Support Center (NOSC).
The orientation meeting is typically scheduled between at 08:50 hrs and 09:30. last about two hours. This meeting will also provides an opportunity for you to observe a drill and activities the cadets are participating in that day.
More Information
If you are a boy or girl between the ages of 10 and 17 and are looking for an adventure, the Naval Station Everett Sea Cadets / Navy League Cadets is the place for you!! (Note: Sea Cadets ages 13-17 and League Cadets ages 10-13) You will get once in the lifetime opportunities to wear the Sea Cadet uniform, go places and do things that normally are only available to adults in the Navy and all the while, making friends and learning things they don't teach in school. For those of you truly interested in joining the Navy later, you will get a "leg up" on your peers with advanced rate increases and coursework. If you are not, (or maybe just curious) but still interested in Naval traditions, ships and all the excitement that comes your way, welcome aboard!There is NO commitment to service.
We "drill" twice a month learning and playing - always under adult supervision and guided by our core values - "Honor, Courage and Commitment". Sure, there are study requirements in order to advance, but the knowledge gained is for life and can be applied to any path you may choose. During the school year we take weekend excursions, we march in parades and take field trips to exciting regional destinations.
Then there are the summer training camps....
Imagine yourself in a real boot camp for two weeks at Fort Lewis, underway on a Coast Guard ship,medical training at Great Lakes Naval Station or even overseas on an exchange program!! The summer camps are really where it all comes together. There are literally dozens of opportunities every summer (and over winter break) guaranteed to fit your interests. So what are you waiting for?
All you need to join is ask your parents, discuss and get permission. Once you have discussed the commitments contact, LCDR Jim Sketchley at co@everettseacadets.com or 661-349-5157 and we will schedule an enrollment interview.
Watch the Sea cadet video "Adventure of a Lifetime"
Watch this video here
Test Your Limits Information Pamphlet (2.6MB pdf)Physical Examination: Applicants must take a physical examination similar to a high school sports examination to determine if they can participate in NSCC activities. Medical forms NSCADM 020 and NSCADM 021 will be used to record the results of the examination. The medical and physical fitness requirements may prohibit the enrollment of the prospective cadet.
Education: Applicants must be enrolled in school, either public or private, or a sanctioned home school program and have a satisfactory scholastic standing. Please include a copy of most recent report card.
Moral Character:Applicants must possess good moral character, be unmarried, not pregnant, drug free and be free of felony convictions.
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT: Parental support is needed in meeting the drill attendance requirements, transportation, personal appearance and particularly haircuts/hair styling.
DURATION OF SEA CADET PROGRAM: Once a cadet has enrolled, a minimum 1-year enrollment is requested. In addition, cadets are required to attend a two-week boot camp during the summer (one week orientation for League Cadets). A cadet is asked to mark his calendar for the entire year so that personal activities can be scheduled around drills. Cadets must call the LPO 48 hours in advance of drill if they will be absent. Cadets must attend 75% of all scheduled drills.
ENROLLMENT FORMS REQUIRED: Cadets Application and Agreement/Standard Release ( NSCADM 001 ). The applicant cannot enroll if this form is not signed by a parent/guardian. Medical forms ( NSCADM 020 / NSCADM 021) Cadets will not be eligible to enroll without the completion of these forms. The CO can send you these forms.
ENROLLMENT FEES: Fees: The initial enrollment fee for NSCC is $160.00 and $53.00 per year thereafter. NLCC initial enrollment is $75.00, $53.00 per year, and $100.00 when you transfer up to NSCC. Enrollment fees include administrative, insurance and uniform fees. The NSCC accident insurance program form is attached to the application packet. NO ID card will be issued until the correct fees are received by NHQ.
In addition to the annual enrollment fee, additional costs for meals, transportation to and from training, uniform costs, and other related expenses may be applicable to the program or the unit.
Refund/Transfer: Enrollment fees paid by individuals who subsequently drop from the NSCC program are non-refundable or transferable to another applicant.
Replacement: A $5.00 fee will be charged for each lost, stolen or mutilated ID card replaced by NHQ.
Overdraft Checks: A $25 fee will be charged for a returned check.
CADET IDENTIFICATION CARDS: Issue: Upon receipt of the appropriate fees, NHQ will issue each applicant listed a NSCC/NLCC ID Card valid for 1 year. All cadets must possess current NSCC/NLCC ID Cards at all times. The annual enrollment fee will be collected 3 months prior to expiration of card.
With a current ID Card and orders from the CO, cadets have access to military exchanges to purchase additional uniforms, etc.