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2XAB408 The Torch of Commemoration carried by Cadet Corporal Madison Grace at the Commonwealth War Grave Commission's Great Vigil to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day, at the Bayeux War Cemetery in Normandy, France. 4,600 graves of Second World War service personnel will be illuminated at the cemetery, before UK and international personnel hold a vigil at at the Stone of Remembrance as the names of the fallen are read out. Picture date: Wednesday June 5, 2024.

Corps showcase: A humbling voyage

Each issue we’re bringing you a story from around the Corps that showcases the spirit of Sea Cadets. Cadet Corporal Madison Grace, from Trafford Unit, tells us about her role in the D-Day commemorations

D-Day 80: paying respects

Cadets helped to mark the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings this year, with important roles at events in the UK, France and at sea

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Tough enough

Check out some of the best photos from this year’s Gibraltar Cup Competition, which tests the resilience of our royal marines cadets, and hear from two who rose to the challenge

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