An Unarmed Platoon is a group of 12 cadets under the command of a commander who perform precision drill movements without the use of rifles or other equipment. This platoon focuses on marching techniques, formations, and synchronized routines that showcase discipline and coordination. Members of the unarmed platoon practice and perform these drills in competitions, parades, and ceremonies, demonstrating their teamwork and attention to detail. The primary goal is to develop leadership skills, discipline, and a strong sense of unity among the cadets. 

An Unarmed Squad is a group of 6 cadets under the command of a commander who perform precision drill movements without the use of rifles or other equipment. This squad focuses on marching techniques, formations, and synchronized routines that showcase discipline and coordination. Members of the Unarmed Squad practice and perform these drills in competitions, parades, and ceremonies, demonstrating their teamwork and attention to detail. The primary goal is to develop leadership skills, discipline, and a strong sense of unity among the cadets.