The word 'cadets' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a trainee or student in a military or naval academy. Example: The cadets marched in perfect unison during the graduation ceremony at the naval academy.
Carter told the Commons defence committee that the remaining cadets of an initial batch of about 300 would leave "within days".
There's an episode called Kobayashi Maru where the young Kirk and Spock are the only Star Fleet cadets to get out safely [from a training exercise].
General Sir Nicholas Carter, the head of the British Army, told a select committee that the behaviour of some of the Libyan cadets was "completely beyond the pale" and argued that granting any of the cadets asylum would be inappropriate.
Several hundred Libyan army cadets will be sent home from a Cambridgeshire barracks within days – ending a scheme intended to train 2,000 troops to bring security to the north African state – after sexual offences were committed in the area.
Other initiatives include more investment to encourage young people to become military cadets and an independent review into sharia law in the UK, alongside a promise to "take swift action to tackle any abuses".
Two cadets were last week charged with raping a man in Cambridge, two others pleaded guilty to sexual assault and a fifth has been charged with the same offence.
For Musharraf, the most welcome development was Ghani's decision this month to send six army cadets for training at Pakistan's officer academy in the town of Abbottabad.
Instead, Karzai sent cadets to India, where Musharraf believes they were "indoctrinated" against Pakistan.
Ghani has upset hawks by sending Afghan cadets for training at Pakistan's officer academy and diverting scarce military resources to fight Pakistani militants hiding in Afghanistan.
He added that 80%-90 80%-90e first batch of a battalion of about 300 cadets had "had a good training experience and go back to Libya as better soldiers".
One of the Libyan soldiers, Omar Al-Mukhtar, who was not involved in any of the allegations of criminality, told the BBC on Wednesday that there had been only one fight between Libyan cadets but "several" between Libyans and British soldiers.
