NCC Army Wing Cadets Visit Firing Range

Twenty-one NCC Army Wing cadets of Bishop Cotton Boys’ School were given a valuable first-hand experience in handling and firing a .22 rifle at the Firing Range, Yelahanka.

Under the guidance and supervision of the NCC officers, each cadet had the opportunity to fire five rounds, gaining practical exposure to rifle handling, discipline, safety procedures, and the fundamentals of marksmanship.

The cadets conducted themselves with discipline, confidence, and enthusiasm throughout the activity. The NCC officers were highly impressed with the boys’ performance, particularly their focus, composure, and adherence to instructions.

The visit proved to be an enriching and memorable experience for the cadets, providing them with practical training while reinforcing the core NCC values of discipline, responsibility, precision, and teamwork.

NEC DEXTRORSUM, NEC SINISTRORSUM.