More than 200 members of the California Cadet Corps from 16 schools traveled to the California Military Institute in Perris, California, on Saturday for this year's State Academic, Athletic, Marksmanship, Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Competition. Currently in more than 50 elementary, middle and high schools across the state and comprising 5,000 cadets, the Cadet Corps develops youths with leadership skills and discipline who perform well academically and serve their communities. Photo by Brandon Honig

More than 200 members of the California Cadet Corps from 16 schools traveled to the California Military Institute in Perris, California, on Saturday for this year's State Academic, Athletic, Marksmanship, Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Competition. Currently in more than 50 elementary, middle and high schools across the state and comprising 5,000 cadets, the Cadet Corps develops youths with leadership skills and discipline who perform well academically and serve their communities. Photo by Brandon Honig Stock Photo

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