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We are delighted to announce that after several years of dedicated learning and skill development, two Sea Cadets from Salisbury Unit have successfully achieved promotion to Leading Cadet.

Leading Cadet Matt and Leading Cadet Sam were assessed on their personal drill and bearing, drill instruction, leadership, peer education, and individual interviews.

Both Leading Cadets now return to the unit for further development in their Sea Cadet careers and, as senior cadets, will play a crucial role in driving the unit forward.

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Congratulations to our first aid team who have won the inaugural Wessex District First Aid Competition today.

Cadet First Class Lottie was also recognised for her outstanding performance by winning the Best Individual First Aider category. 

The team will now progress to the Southern Area Competition in May 2025.

We were back at our boating base at Spinnaker Sailing Club again today, sailing and powerboating. It was good to have so many of our Junior Sea Cadet Section with us, in addition to some of our Sea Cadets. It was a lovely spring day, sunshine and a building breeze.

All of our cadets took the opportunity to work towards national governing body qualifications in dinghy sailing and powerboating.

Now that 2025 is in full swing, we thought it would be a good opportunity to reflect on last year. 2024 was another fantastic year for T.S. Salisbury, we were busy! Along with our usual training, sailing, rowing, camp, and field exercises, last year the ship's company was also active in the community, supporting local and national events.

Please find more information in our annual review summary by clicking here.

We are glad to announce that earlier this month, our very own Lt (SCC) Ruth Musselwhite RNR has attended and passed her MIAS Level 1 Mountain Bike Leader Award!

Lt (SCC) R Mussewhite RNR joins CPO Dave Sargeant as another mountain bike leader within the unit and is looking forward to the delivery of basic mountain biking within the unit.