Ranger Cadet Combined Corps

1. To develop within its members the principles of Discipline, Confidence, Leadership, Responsibility and Community Service through adventurous, intensive and meaningful training.

2. To promote physical fitness in youth.

3. To stimulate youth interest in and appreciation for the military and security forces.

4. To provide or facilitate employment for unattached youth, especially for, but not necessarily limited to, those who are members of the Ranger Cadet Combined Corps and other uniformed voluntary youth groups.

5. To bring together youth within communities through positive and engaging activities within a safe, structured, adventurous and progressive environment.

6. To participate in and assist in promoting parish disaster management and awareness.

7. To promote anti-litter and preservation of the environment.

8. To develop and support Ranger Cadet Corps units in schools and Ranger Cadet Community Corps units in churches and youth clubs.

9. To extend the geographical reach of the Ranger Cadet Combined Corps by establishing new units in schools and communities.

10. To engage in volunteerism and charitable acts to render assistance to and alleviate the conditions of the poor, indigent and unfortunate.

11. To present issues affecting youth and the residents of communities in which Ranger Cadets live before the relevant authorities and agencies, voicing their concerns and advocating on their behalf.

12. To ensure the existence, stability and ceremonial legitimacy of the Principality Tribe of Aarsiisii as a source of Commissioning for worthy trained members of the public to be Commissioned as Ranger Cadet Officers and Youth Justice Councillors.

13. To do any other thing determined by the Commissioner in counsel with the Corps Command, the  Commanding Officers, and Ranger Cadet Committees to further these objectives in accordance with The Twelve Laws of the Ranger Cadet, the Ranger Cadet Combined Corps Constitution, By-Laws, Regulations and Guidelines.