The U.S Army Cadet Corps had a professional photographer take pictures of the cadets.  The whole set of photos can be seen here.  The photos are available for purchase on the website.

Here are the best photos of Kelle – click on the link to go to the website photo.

Kelle Photo 1

Kelle Photo 2

Kelle Photo 3

Kelle Group Photo 1

Kelle Group Photo 2

 Btw, you can see the whole set of pictures from the facility here:   

 http://www.facebook.com/pages/National-Cadet-Training-Center-Official/350329073135

The U.S. Army Cadet Corps Martial Arts Program (TACMAP), as it is known today, was originally founded in 1986 by Colonel James Sanchis. COL Sanchis is the founder and Soke of Military Combat Jukaikido (MCJKKD) and Ju-Jisu-Do Combat, and is a world famous Martial Artist holding black belts in over 17 different disciplines.

TACMAP utilizes MCJKKD as its main training format. MCJKKD is a combination of Self Defense, Judo, Akido, Jujitsu, Karate, Boxing and Wrestling. USAC Cadets and recruits receive one hour of MCJKKD instruction each day during BCT and BLC. Training in MCJKKD may be conducted during UTAs, as long as all instructors hold – at minimum – a certified MCJKKD blue belt. USAC officers and Cadets are not required to test for belts; however, the belt system is used to determine who may conduct MCJKKD training at the unit and national levels.

Here are some pictures of Kelle attending the U.S. Army Cadet Corps Boot Camp in the National Cadet Training Center in Millerburg, Kentucky. She is the last person to go over the obstacle, so look for her in the back. Go Kelle!

Here we are at the airport, getting ready for Kelle’s flight to Kentucky! Thanks to Carmella for taking the photos…