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Defense Department summer camps can be a great addition to your child’s summer lineup. A variety of camps are available to provide new experiences for children and teens and to help them connect to other military-connected youth.
- Military Youth and Teen Programs
Sponsored in conjunction with Purdue University, Military...
- Military Youth and Teen Programs
We are confident that XMC is the best choice as a military summer camp ("boot camp") for teens (girls and boys) ages 13-18 who are interested in challenging themselves during the summer. Extreme Military Challenge!, operated by Liberty Communications, LLC, takes place at Camp Liberty in Battleground, Alabama.
Sponsored in conjunction with Purdue University, Military Teen Adventure Camps offer outdoor experiences for military-connected teens ages 13-18. Children of active-duty, National Guard, reserve and retired service members have the opportunity to participate at little or no cost.
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These camps are designed for older teens who are facing graduation from high school and want to get a taste of what being in the Marines, Army or other military branch will be like. Some camps are designed for younger boys and girls, too.
Mission Statement: To expose our nation’s youth to the technological environments and positive civilian and military role models found on Active, Guard, and Reserve military bases and installations, nurture a winning network of collaborators, and build mutual loyalty within our communities, by providing 25 hours of exemplary hands-on ...
Military summer school options are discussed here. Learn about the types of military summer school programs offered by Service Academies, programs to help gain entrance to a Service Academy, and summer programs offered by military prep schools.