In the Cadet Creed, how should cadets conduct themselves?

Cadets are encouraged to conduct themselves in a manner that brings credit to themselves and their community, as outlined in the Cadet Creed. This principle emphasizes the importance of personal integrity and the responsibility cadets have not only to represent themselves positively but also to reflect their communities in a favorable light. Upholding this standard involves demonstrating good character, ethical behavior, and contributing positively to the image of the organization and surrounding community.

In this context, bringing credit is about fulfilling one's own commitments and responsibilities while showing respect for the values of teamwork and camaraderie within the guard. By doing so, cadets not only build their own reputations but also foster a sense of pride and honor in their group and community, thus furthering the ideals of leadership and service inherent in their training.