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Cape JROTC cadets pass comprehensive inspection
March 23, 2011
Cape Henlopen JROTC Cadet of the Semester Teague Elliott, right, is questioned by Sgt. First Class John Bolles while JROTC Cadet Maj. Dalton Finch, left, records evaluation notes during the accreditation inspection BY DAN COOK
Cape Henlopen JROTC Cadet Cal Ballentine, right, is questioned about the placement of his ribbons by Staff Sgt. Dante Steel while JROTC cadet Sgt. Maj. Adonai Paraison, left, records evaluation notes during the accreditation inspection at Cape Henlopen High School. BY DAN COOK
Cape JROTC Cadet Hannah Morley, left, is inspected by Sgt. Lee Vandelochet during the JROTC cadet comprehensive inspection. Vandelochet recently returned from a deployment in Afghanistan. BY DAN COOK
Cape JROTC instructor Col. Ron Erale, left, breaks the tension of the comprehension inspection with Cadet Kevin Wright. BY DAN COOK
Cape Cadet John Dean, right, is inspected by Sgt. First Class John Bolles. BY DAN COOK
Cape Cadet Matt Garbutt, left, is inspected by Staff Sgt. Dante Steel.
Sgt. First Class John Bolles, facing the camera, inspects the lineup of Cape cadets during the comprehensive inspection. BY DAN COOK
Cape cadets (l-r) Nick Purnell, Cal Ballentine and Ryan Dawson salute during the displaying iof the colors during the JROTC inspection at Cape Henlopen High School. BY DAN COOK
Cape Cadet Chris Stigile, left, stands at parade rest during the inspection by Cape JROTC instructor Sgt. Phillip Webb. BY DAN COOK
Story Location:
Lewes, DE
United States
The United States Army Cadet Command conducted a formal accreditation inspection March 21 of the Cape Henlopen High School Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps program.
This accreditation, conducted every three years, consists of an in-ranks inspection of all 210 cadets in the program, a comprehensive cadet command and staff briefing, drill team and color guard evaluation, an examination of cadet records, an assessment of the JROTC class curriculum, and a supply accountability evaluation.
The overall score received by the cadet battalion was an outstanding 96.7 percent with commendations in all areas of cadet activities.
