Caribbean Military Academy

On Friday, 12 June 2026, the Caribbean Military Academy's School of Maritime Studies celebrated the successful completion of another Bridge Watch Keeping Course, marking a significant milestone in the professional development of its newest maritime watchkeepers.

Throughout the course, the graduates developed the knowledge, disciplinevand decision-making skills required to maintain the safe navigation of naval vessels, respond confidently to evolving situations at sea, and uphold the highest standards of seamanship and bridge resource management.

Their achievement reflects months of dedication, resilience and practical training—preparing them to serve with competence, confidence and unwavering professionalism wherever duty calls.

The watch is now yours. Congratulations to the graduating cohort. We wish you every success as you continue your journey of service and leadership at sea.

On Thursday, 11 June 2026, the School of Aviation (SchA) facilitated an educational tour for 127 students from Alpha Primary School in Kingston.

During the visit, the students were exposed to various aspects of aviation training and had the opportunity to view the School's aircraft and other training aids. The engagement formed part of SchA's ongoing efforts to inspire young minds and foster interest in aviation and military careers.

What does it truly mean to be a man?

That question was at the heart of Big Man Ting, an engaging and thought-provoking forum hosted at the Caribbean Military Academy for its servicemen.

The initiative, a collaborative effort between the Violence Prevention Alliance (VPA) and the JDF Gender Advisory Network, led by the CMA Gender Advisor, invited participants to examine contemporary concepts of masculinity, leadership, emotional intelligence, healthy relationships and personal responsibility.

Through candid conversations and meaningful dialogue, the forum challenged harmful stereotypes and encouraged a more positive vision of manhood—one grounded in respect, accountability, empathy and service.

As part of wider efforts to promote positive masculinity and address gender-based violence, the session underscored the critical role men and boys play in shaping safer families, stronger institutions and more resilient communities.

Thank you for participating!

The next Trivia Time question is coming soon.

Stay ready. Stay sharp.

When the dust settled at the Twickenham Park Gallery Range, Team CMA stood above the rest as Champions of the 2026 King's Medal Shooting Festival.

Against a field of highly skilled competitors, our marksmen demonstrated the precision, discipline, focus and resilience that define the Caribbean Military Academy. Their outstanding performance is a testament to the Academy's unwavering commitment to excellence and the cultivation of military professionals capable of performing at the highest standard.

This victory is more than a championship title, it is a reflection of the dedication, training and fighting spirit that continue to distinguish Team CMA.

Congratulations to our champion shooters on this remarkable achievement. Your success has once again brought pride to the Academy and reinforced our reputation for excellence.