General
Navy League Cadet Officers work for individual Navy League Cadet Corps (or 'Corps de Cadet de la Ligue navale' in French). Every NLCC has a team of officers that work for the well being of the Navy League Cadets in their care, and provide a training programme that is similar to the basic levels of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets.
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