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SLt T. Clausen

Cadet Program Affiliation: Sub-Lieutenant, Royal Canadian Sea Cadets

Sub-Lieutenant Clausen is the Band Officer at #263 RCSCC  BEACON HILL.

Tristan began his involvement with Cadets because "Everyone Else Was Doing It." Prior to joining Cadets, Tristan was heavily involved in karate, specifically, Shito-Ryu Seikokai. Tristan became quite prominent in his local club, but at the ripe age of fourteen was not yet grown-up and didn’t know how to handle being the most senior student in the youth class. As a result, Tristan became disillusioned and ended up quitting. Luckily, shortly after Tristan learned that all of his friends were Air Cadets, and his dearest friend and he decided to try it. 

Boy, was that, a mistake, since they’re both members of the Cadet Instructor Cadre, now. Tristan began in January, 2000, as a young AC at 386 Komox RCAC Squadron, in Comox, BC. He was accelerated through the first two levels fairly quickly, and by the summer of 2003 was fortunate enough to hold positions such as Flight Commander and Drum Major before moving to Nanaimo to pursue his musical pursuits at Malaspina University-College. Since he was still old enough to stay a Cadet, he and his friend—the same one!—joined 205 Collishaw RCACS and Tristan was able to “retire” as a Cadet Warrant Officer 2nd Class the following spring. 

He couldn’t quite get away, though, and found himself volunteering as a music instructor at both the Nanaimo Squadron and the local Sea Cadet corps. Tristan spent that first year kind of on the periphery, growing his hair out way longer than anybody really ought to. Tristan found his first summer as a free man too much to bear, and by the next April, the Sea Cadet corps CO had him signed up as a young “snotty” and Tristan was shipped all over Vancouver Island in the summer to receive crash courses in things like how to be a naval officer and then he was sent off to QUADRA for his first summer. 

The next year, he moved to Victoria where he still resides with his fiancée, studying to be a music teacher.

Tristan joined Cadet World in 2002, and in 2008 he was in the right place at the right time to catch the baton required to conduct the Music Company and Parade Square as moderator.

 

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