Wednesday, 20 August 2014

11 Things Every Sea Cadet Can Relate To...

Ahoy Matey!
Sea Cadet Corps Logo.
http://www.seacadet.in/

You can take this cadet out of S.C.C but, never can you take Sea Cadet Corps out of this Cadet.
So much so for missing the days spent romancing the sea with discipline in the air.
Yes, I was a Sea Cadet and I can never be more proud!
I dedicate this post to all my fellow Ex Sea Cadets who are missing the Corps from the bottom of their Souls (I know and can relate to it too).




Here are the 11 Things Every Sea Cadet Can Relate To.




1) Every time we see a cadet in that nostalgia woven uniform all we remember is our true blue days at the TS Jawahar, all for good reasons.
 
The Sea Cadet Corps Uniform.




2) We left sea cadet and the adventures we had there, to fill up this gap we have to indulge ourselves in many adventurous activities.

Sea Cadets Relate To Adventure


 "For the love of it lets go to kolad do some river rafting or at least join this Awesome adventure club." ;) 



3) Every Republic Day we have our deepest desire is to go and attend the R.D. Parade at Shivaji Park. 
All those who stay near Dadar, dude you are L-U-C-K-Y!!

Sea Cadet during Republic Dy Parade, India.
 "Miss the Republic Day parades!!" :(



4) Desh Bhakti (Love towards our nation) or say, the
Defence forces is a never ending emotion we imbibe in ourselves. Coz, loving sea cadets means loving India.

The Sea Cadet Corps Promise.
"Isn’t our promise proof enough?!" :)



5) No matter what Field we chose after leaving Sea cadets, we are trained leaders who know exactly what they are doing.
 
Sea Cadets durong ISCA Regatta, 2006, Navy Nagar, Colaba, India,

"Keep up the good work fellas!" 8)




6) Every ship reminds us of T.S Jawahar and the concrete beauty that it is in itself.

The Sea Cadet Corps Training Ship Jawahar.
The Sea Cadet Corps Training Ship Jawahar.
 "Truly a beauty!"


7) Every time we tie a knot, all we remember is the overhand, figure of eight or the bowline…..

Rigging learned in Sea Cadet Corps.
 "What? Just tie a figure of eight man!" 



8) We know we overcame our many fears during our training period and interaction with people is one learned talent to name.
  
The Sea Cadet Corps, ISCA Regatta, 2006 - Navy Nagar Colaba, India.

 "Remember? ISCA Regatta!"


9) We miss Sea Cadet buddies and try to get in touch with the ones who lost contact via the blessed social media.

Sea Cadets on Facebook.
  "Such posts can be seen on every second page related to S.C.C!"



10) It doesn’t matter if we attended the ceremony, the presentation of the CNS standard was one of the proudest moment for all the sea cadets at heart.

Sea Cadet Corps being presented the CNS standards.
"Miss you Angre Sir!" :*



11) Last but not the least, the respect we have for our Commodore Superintendent Rabi Ahuja is indescribable.

Commodore Superintendent Rabi Ahuja, Sea Cadet Corps.

Commodore Superintendent Rabi Ahuja, Sea Cadet Corps.
 "RESPECT!” _/\_


Please Note: This post was written with full affection and as a remembrance, if by any chance I hurt anyone’s sentiments do forgive me.
Please post your constructive feedback or criticism in the comment section, I’ll try my best to amend the same as this is my first attempt towards Listicles.
Also, additional points are welcome! :)
You can reach me through amreenbanokhan@gmail.com.
Adios!