British Training Corps

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British Training Corps

General Information Founded October 19th 2011 Disbanded N/A Country  United Kingdom Region London Colors Red, Black and Gold

Structure Total Soldiers Classified Part of British Armed Forces

British Training Corps (BTC) provides military training to any citizens of the United Kingdom that have chosen to enlist in the British Armed Forces since October 19th 2011. Once a Cadet has shown sufficient understanding of the course material they are assigned a position in one of HM Armed Forces professional branches depending on their daily influence and willingness to use IRC.

Enrollment is open to anyone with United Kingdom citizenship that comes into our recruitment centre.

Organization of the British Training Corps

Unit Commander

Unit 2iC

Army Cadet Force

Rank Structure

NATO Code	OR-1	OF-5	OF-7
Rank	Cadet	Colonel	Major General
Abbreviation	Cdt	Col	Maj Gen

History of the British Training Corps

Unit Commanders, British Training Corps

From	To	Commander-in-Chief British Training Corps
October 19th 2011	December 6th 2011		Major General mittekemuis
December 6th 2011	N/A		Major General Bron Avery

The BTC was commissioned by Field Marshal Sir Mic after the October 2011 military reforms.

The BTC is the second attempt by the Ministry of Defence to found a branch dedicated to the education and development of new and younger players. The first being the Army Training Corps.

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