Greenfield, CA, February 14-16, 2026, the 246th Battalion Held a Brigade Drill Academy for the 12th BDE, with Marina High School, and King City High School, a total of 32 Cadets learned how to work with each other and learn various drill movements from learning to drill with a guidon to learning unarmed exhibition, and how to use their command voice, At the end of the 3 day course all cadets from Drill academy successfully graduated and obtained their Drill Academy Ribbon. 

Greenfield, CA, February 14-16, 2026, the 246th Battalion Held a Basic-Non-Commission-Officer Course for the 12th BDE, with Marina High School, and King City High School, a total of 20 Cadets learned how to work with each other and learn various drill movements from learning to drill with a rifle to learning armed exhibition, and how to use their command voice and Color Guard, At the end of the 3 day course all cadets from BNCOC successfully graduated and obtained their BNCOC Ribbon. 

Greenfield, CA, December 19-23, 2025, the 246th Battalion of the California Cadet Corps of Greenfield High School took 9 cadets to attend a 6–day Drill Instructor Course at Leadership Military Academy. The Cadet Drill Instructor Course is a comprehensive training program that teaches cadets how to become effective drill instructors. 

This course covers a range of topics, including drill and ceremony techniques, teaching methods, leadership, and communication skills. Cadets who complete this course will have the knowledge and skills necessary to lead drill instruction sessions for other cadets and ensure that their unit is well-prepared for military ceremonies and events. The Cadet Drill Instructor Course is a valuable experience for cadets who are interested in developing their leadership abilities and taking on additional responsibilities within their unit. 

In the end, all 9 cadets completed the course and are now proud Cadet Drill Instructors.  

GREENFIELD, CA, December 12, 2025, the 246th Battalion of the California Cadet Corps of Greenfield High School held its Fall Awards Night to award and promote cadets for their dedication and improvement. Family and friends gathered to enjoy and celebrate their hard work. 

The Fall Awards Night was an event to celebrate and recognize the events the cadets completed during the semester. 130 cadets were promoted and over 150 awarded Some of the awards that were given were PT (Physical Training) for passing the physical fitness exam, Honor S-Shop, and Honor Company, the most honorable award one can receive, School Service, Individual Community Service, Specialized Training, Citizenship, Essayons, Commandant of Cadets Citation, Principle Citation, Brigade Advisor Citation, and Distinguished Service. 

Awards Night is an opportunity for parents and friends to see first-hand the achievements of their cadets. Attending were over 300 parents/family members that attended the event. Spring Awards night will be held at Memorial Hall once again, Friday May 8th 2026. 

At the 2025 Summer Encampment Pass in Review, the 246th's Battalion Commander C/LTC Diego Nunez was appointed to the position of the 10th BDE Commander. As 10th BDE Commander, C/LTC Nunez will lead nearly 10,000 cadets statewide.  

"In the California Cadet Corps I’m serving in 2 positions at the same time; I’m currently serving as the Battalion Commander for the 246th BN, 12th BDE Greenfield High School, As well as serving at the state level as the 10th BDE Commander. My job in both places is to provide a mission, and ensure my subordinates plan and execute that mission. I am responsible for everything that the battalion or 10th BDE does or fails to do. I determine the objectives, while providing mentorship and counseling to subordinates.

My objective is to influence others to become a better version of themselves, while helping them grow their leadership skills and critical thinking." (C/LTC Nunez, Diego)