Cape JROTC holds award ceremony
Cape JROTC Cadets received awards presented at American Legion Post 28. Shown are (l-r) JROTC senior Army instructor Lt. Col. Ronald Erale, Cadets Brogan Conley, Sam Kerstetter, Zoe Peters, Marina Santini, Daniela Sanchez-Hernandez, Emma Dominick and Camila Lascano, and Cadet Battalion Commander Colby Barbour. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Dan Cook March 16, 2021
American Legion Post 28 held an awards ceremony for the Cape Henlopen High School JROTC March 12, where they sponsored eight medals that were presented to the cadets.
“The post fed the cadets and took care of all of the arrangements,” said Cape JROTC senior army instructor Lt. Col. Ronald Erale. “The parents were absolutely delighted at the event.”
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