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Leading up to Nov. 11, corps and squadrons from across Winnipeg and the surrounding area are involved in various training activities — from drill to military history to Canadian Forces appreciation and familiarization — to prepare them for Remembrance Day ceremonies. In most cases, these classes are led by fellow senior cadets who have taken this training in the past. In some cases, current and former members of the Canadian Armed Forces or local Royal Canadian Legion branches are directly involved in these classes as well. Members of the 1226 Fort Garry Horse Cadet Corps prepare for their roles in Sunday’s Remembrance Day ceremonies earlier this week at the McGregor Armoury.

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Leading up to Nov. 11, corps and squadrons from across Winnipeg and the surrounding area are involved in various training activities — from drill to military history to Canadian Forces appreciation and familiarization — to prepare them for Remembrance Day ceremonies. In most cases, these classes are led by fellow senior cadets who have taken this training in the past. In some cases, current and former members of the Canadian Armed Forces or local Royal Canadian Legion branches are directly involved in these classes as well. Members of the 1226 Fort Garry Horse Cadet Corps prepare for their roles in Sunday’s Remembrance Day ceremonies earlier this week at the McGregor Armoury.

— Capt. Ian Aastrom, regional cadet support unit training officer

Sgt. Francisco instructs cadet Pham on how to properly wear her beret.
The sharply dressed cadets are ready for inspection.
Cadet Puhach (centre) and others work on parade drills.
Warrant officer Banayad assists trooper Calzado.
‘Eyes right’ — Warrant officer Lee-Ann Shaler-Cadotte leads drill.
Membership for Royal Canadian Army Cadets is open to boys and girls from ages 12 to 19. The 1226 Fort Garry Horse cadets are based out of the McGregor Armoury.
PHIL HOSSACK / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS - BORDERS - ‘Eyes right’ Warrant Officer Leeann Schalercadotte leads Cadets of the 1226 Fort Garry Horse Army Cadet Corps working their parade drill Wednesday evening preparing for ceremonies and parade on Rememberance Day at McGregor Armoury. - November 7, 2018
Warrant officer Pagtakhan helps members of the 1226 Fort Garry Horse Cadet Corps prepare for Remembrance Day ceremonies.
The colour guard
Poppies are front and centre on cadet uniforms.

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