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Cape JROTC cadets assist Fort Miles Historical Association

April 6, 2022
Cape High JROTC cadets (l-r) Julian Calloway, Brogan Conley, Emmanuel Majjul, Tyler Holt and William Green finish sweeping in one of the historic buildings. SUBMITTED PHOTOS

Thirteen Cape High JROTC cadet volunteers assembled March 24 at Cape Henlopen State Park to help Fort Miles Historical Association’s full-time volunteers with a variety of ongoing renovation projects at the World War II defensive installation. 

Cadets performed a multitude of jobs under the supervision of association personnel that included sweeping out the bunkers and helping get rid of debris from past storms. An additional bonus for the cadets was an opportunity to take a tour of the underground bunker and learn about some of the history Fort Miles has to offer as well as the history behind the restoration project. 

Participating cadets included Brogan Conley, Tyler Holt, Camilla Lascano, Elie Cerchio, Cameron Bozman, Julian Callaway, Abby Scheffer, Jazmine Trejo, Emmanuel Majjul, Liam Drevno, Gianna Decker and William Green.

Cape High JROTC cadets (l-r) Jazmine Trejo, Gianna Decker, Abby Shuler, William Green, Emmanuel Mujjul and Liam Drevno check out one of the retired 6-inch guns that were used to help protect the mouth of the Delaware Bay.
Cadets (l-r) Tyler Holt, William Green, Elie Cerchio, Brogan Conley, Julian Callaway and Emmanuel Mujjul stand at attention awaiting their next challenge.

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