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Anguilla Cadet Corps
Country	Anguilla (United Kingdom)
Role	Volunteer Youth Organisation British Army
Commanders
Ceremonial chief	King Charles III

UK Military Cadet Forces military component of the youth organisations in the United Kingdom
Components
Combined Cadet Force Community Cadet Forces Sea Cadet Corps Royal Marine Section Army Cadet Force Air Training Corps Volunteer Cadet Corps Royal Navy Section Royal Marines Sections
British Overseas Territories
Anguilla Cadet Corps Royal Bermuda Regiment Junior Leaders Bermuda Sea Cadet Corps Cayman Islands Cadet Corps Cayman Islands Sea Cadet Corps Gibraltar Cadet Force 2 Overseas (Gibraltar) Squadron, Air Training Corps (ATC) Montserrat Secondary School Cadet Corps Turks and Caicos Islands Cadet Corps Virgin Islands Cadet Corps
Former Components
Air Defence Cadet Corps Bermuda Cadet Corps National Association of Training Corps for Girls Girls' Nautical Training Corps Hong Kong Adventure Corps Hong Kong Air Cadet Corps Hong Kong Sea Cadet Corps Girls Venture Corps Air Cadets
Personnel
Ranks
Allegiance
Charles III
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The Anguilla Cadet Corps is a youth organisation that provides military training to school-aged children in the British Overseas Territory of Anguilla.^[1]^[2]

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^ "CADET CORPS RE-LAUNCHED". The Anguillan. The Valley, Anguilla. 7 March 2016. Retrieved 12 July 2024.
^ "LT. BURGESS SAYS GOODBYE TO CADET CORPS". The Anguillan. The Valley, Anguilla. 14 December 2020. Retrieved 12 July 2024.