The Barbados Cadet Corp is on a mission to boost its numbers this year and beyond.
Commandant, Commander David Dowridge, made the revelation on Mornin’ Barbados.
Currently, there are just over 1100 youth enrolled in the institution and they’re hoping to ultimately to quadruple those numbers in line with the Prime Minister’s vision.
Commander Dowridge also spoke about the activities that will take place throughout this year for the corp’s 120th anniversary.
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