The Civil Air Patrol National Cadet Competition is the highest echelon of competition for Civil Air Patrol Color Guards and Drill Teams including all 52 Wings and 8 regions of the Civil Air Patrol. The National Cadet Competition (NCC) is typically rotated every two years to a new aerospace venue. The 2013 NCC will be held July 17th through July 20th in Dayton, Ohio at Wright State University.
The wings representing their regions to the 2013 National Cadet Competition are as follows:
| Region | Drill Team | Color Guard |
|---|---|---|
| Southeast | Tennessee | Florida |
| Southwest | Arkansas | |
| Middle East | North Carolina | Maryland |
| Rocky Mountain | Colorado | Utah |
| Pacific | Nevada | |
| North Central | Nebraska | |
| Northeast | New Jersey | New Jersey |
| Great Lakes | Ohio | Wisconsin |
The results from the 2012 NCC can be found here: http://www.kalemis.com/ncc/index.html
All previous year's winners can be found here: http://ncsas.com/ncc_winners/
Read more about Civil Air Patrol National Cadet Competition: International Drill Competition, Winners of The IDC, Winners of The National Competition, Current Statistics of The National Cadet Competition (1974 - Present), References
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