Cadet Competition

[CAP428]

Does anyone know where I could find the fastest time for this year's [or any other year's] national cadet competition mile run?

[Pylon]

Does anyone know where I could find the fastest time for this year's [or any other year's] national cadet competition mile run?

From the National Cadet Competition page, linked to from the cap.gov/cadets jump page:

http://level2.cap.gov/visitors/programs/cadet_programs_for_all_youth/activities/national_cadet_competition_2004/ncc_2006_results/

The other years' results are also available there, though it takes some copying and pasting as NHQ's hyperlinks are a bit jammed up.

[CAP428]

Thanks.  But, how are these calculated?  I'm guessing they add everyone from the team's time to get this time.  How many people run from each team?  Thanks agian.

[TopFlight]

Depends on whether it's the Drill Team or the Color Guard. Drill teams are made up of 12 cadets, plus the commander. (Please verify, I may be incorrect on that number). Color guards are made up of 5 members. For color guard teams, the tally would be the run times of all 5 team members; for example,  30 mins, 20 sec. The tallies for all of the teams are compared and ranked according to the fastest times. A team with the lowest time would be ranked #1, then each subsequent team would be ranked 2,3,4,5, etc...
If you are new to the NCC experience, you really need to review the newest ROE, which you can download from the NCC page.

[CAP428]

Okay, thanks.

[Newhall]

Although you are looking at the mile times. Realize that the new team size moved from 16 to 13.  Therefore you could find 18 extra minutes of time, depending on the team.  The new NCC DT manual should be posted at the NCC website.

cap.gov/ncc

[Newhall]

don't listen to the last comment i realized it's already been posted.