United States Army Cadet Corps - Individual Training Company (ITC) Membership

Individual Training Company (ITC) Membership

ITC Cadets are Cadet members of the organization that are not located near a drilling unit. These Cadets and Officer Corps members function largely on their own throughout the year, often coordinating through their local military recruiter for assistance tasks and training. The ITC members go to Annual Training in the summer with the rest of the USAC as a whole. ITC Cadets are invited after going to Military Adventure Camp. The ITC is invitation only.

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