CONGRATS to CHARLIE FLIGHT for displaying superior EXCELLENCE in the CAP CADET PROGRAM. THEY SCORED 206 points.
Charlie Flight:
Motto "We are the Champions"
FLIGHT SGT: C/SSgt Sarah D Del Valle 494142
ELEMENT LEADER: C/Amn Scott Mitchell 504132
Ass. ELEMENT LEADER: C/Amn Ricardo Gonzalez Jr 491981
Element Members:
C/Amn Devin C Salazar
C/Amn Aurora G Canales
CADET Alejandro D Sanchez-Farias
CADET Tybie Davis
CADET Luis A Martinez
CADET CANDIDATE Joe A. Mata
CADET CANDIDATE Yvonne Gonzalez
THE NEXT FLIGHT OF THE WEEK CHALLENGE WILL BEGIN on MONDAY.
Friday, January 13, 2012
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr Parade 12 JANUARY 2012
The COASTAL BEND CADET SQUADRON will march in the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Parade in DOWNTOWN KINGSVILLE on MONDAY, 16 JANUARY 2012. Cadets are to meet in the vicinity of the KLEBERG CO. COURTHOUSE at 1230L hrs (12:30 pm) in complete BDU uniform. Cadets should wear thermal clothing under their uniform if they feel it is too cold.
Major Carrales will be unable to transport cadets from MEMORIAL MIDDLE SCHOOL to the Court House because he will be moving equipment for the color guard.
Students should make arrangements to be in downtown Kingsville at the appointed time.
This parade holds special meaning for the squadron since it was the MLK parade back in 2007 that saw the first parade outing for the then BRAHMA FLIGHT (the original name of the COASTAL BEND CADET SQUADRON when the Kingsville Unit was part of CORPUS CHRISTI COMPOSITE SQUADRON.
Every attempt should be made to insure uniforms are presentable since this will be a daytime parade.
Cadet’s Signature Parent/Guardian’s Signature
Major Carrales will be unable to transport cadets from MEMORIAL MIDDLE SCHOOL to the Court House because he will be moving equipment for the color guard.
Students should make arrangements to be in downtown Kingsville at the appointed time.
This parade holds special meaning for the squadron since it was the MLK parade back in 2007 that saw the first parade outing for the then BRAHMA FLIGHT (the original name of the COASTAL BEND CADET SQUADRON when the Kingsville Unit was part of CORPUS CHRISTI COMPOSITE SQUADRON.
Every attempt should be made to insure uniforms are presentable since this will be a daytime parade.
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Cadet’s Signature Parent/Guardian’s Signature
COASTAL BEND CADET SQUADRON (SWR-TX-454) AEROSPACE EDUCATION PLAN OF ACTION for 2012
1: AE PROGRAM FOR SENIOR MEMBERS (AEPSM)
GOAL: To increase the number of Squadron Senior Members completing the Yeager Test
MEASURE: 1 addition Senior Member will complete the Yeager Test (unit only was 3 such members)
DUE DATE: 31 December 2012
2011 DATA: No squadron Senior Member completed the Yeager Test
2: AEROSPACE EDUCATION OFFICER (AEO) &/or COMMANDER
GOAL: To improve Track 215 rating of squadron AEO one level
MEASURE: The Track 215 rating of squadron AEO will improve one level from technician to senior
DUE DATE: 31 December 2012
2011 DATA: AEO was assigned
3: SQUADRON AE ACTIVITY REPORT
GOAL: To submit complete and timely Squadron Aerospace Education Activity Report
MEASURE: The Squadron AE Activity Report will be completed and filed on time to Wing DAE
DUE DATE: 31 December 2012
2011 DATA: The Squadron AE Activity Report was completed and submitted on time to Wing DAE, but counted late due to failure to attach documentation.
4: SQUADRON AEX AWARD PROGRAM
GOAL: To have squadron participate in the Aerospace Education Excellence Award Program (AEX)
MEASURE: Squadron will complete six monthly AE activities in the 2012 AEX Program
DUE DATE: 31 December 2012
2011 DATA: Squadron did not participate in 2011 AEX Program
5: AEROSPACE EDUCATION MEMBERS (AEMs)
GOAL: To increase the number of Aerospace Education Members (AEM) in the state
MEASURE: One teacher will be recruited by this squadron and will participate as an AEM, this Is accomplishable
DUE DATE: 31 December 2012
2011 DATA: No teachers were recruited as AEMs
6: SCHOOL AEX AWARD PROGRAM
GOAL: To develop an Aerospace Education Excellence Award school site for 2012
MEASURE: AEO will notify CAP NHQ of teacher, grade level, and school participation
DUE DATE: 15 December 2012
2011 DATA: No school AEX site was created
7: WING CONFERENCE
GOAL: To have AEO attend an AE session within the Wing Conference covering AE topics (such as Wing
AE Plan of Action, Squadron AE Activity Report, and AE Activities)
MEASURE: AEO will brief Squadron Commander on the wing AE session
DUE DATE: 30 April 2012
2011 DATA: AEO briefing was held regarding wing Conference AE session
8: AE AWARDS
GOAL: To submit one of the four AE awards (such as Brewer, AEO of the Year, AEO Teacher of the Year) to wing Headquarters.
MEASURE: Copy of the forwarded AE award nomination will be placed in Squadron AE SUI Continuity Book
DUE DATE: As appropriate considering the due date of award nomination submission
2011 DATA: No nomination for an AE award was submitted
9: AE BULLETINS
GOAL: To submit squadron AE Bulletins by email to DAE for inclusion in wing’s website AE Pages
MEASURE: A minimum of 6 monthly bulletins will be submitted
DUE DATE: 31 December 2012
2011 DATA: No AE Bulletins were submitted
GOAL: To increase the number of Squadron Senior Members completing the Yeager Test
MEASURE: 1 addition Senior Member will complete the Yeager Test (unit only was 3 such members)
DUE DATE: 31 December 2012
2011 DATA: No squadron Senior Member completed the Yeager Test
2: AEROSPACE EDUCATION OFFICER (AEO) &/or COMMANDER
GOAL: To improve Track 215 rating of squadron AEO one level
MEASURE: The Track 215 rating of squadron AEO will improve one level from technician to senior
DUE DATE: 31 December 2012
2011 DATA: AEO was assigned
3: SQUADRON AE ACTIVITY REPORT
GOAL: To submit complete and timely Squadron Aerospace Education Activity Report
MEASURE: The Squadron AE Activity Report will be completed and filed on time to Wing DAE
DUE DATE: 31 December 2012
2011 DATA: The Squadron AE Activity Report was completed and submitted on time to Wing DAE, but counted late due to failure to attach documentation.
4: SQUADRON AEX AWARD PROGRAM
GOAL: To have squadron participate in the Aerospace Education Excellence Award Program (AEX)
MEASURE: Squadron will complete six monthly AE activities in the 2012 AEX Program
DUE DATE: 31 December 2012
2011 DATA: Squadron did not participate in 2011 AEX Program
5: AEROSPACE EDUCATION MEMBERS (AEMs)
GOAL: To increase the number of Aerospace Education Members (AEM) in the state
MEASURE: One teacher will be recruited by this squadron and will participate as an AEM, this Is accomplishable
DUE DATE: 31 December 2012
2011 DATA: No teachers were recruited as AEMs
6: SCHOOL AEX AWARD PROGRAM
GOAL: To develop an Aerospace Education Excellence Award school site for 2012
MEASURE: AEO will notify CAP NHQ of teacher, grade level, and school participation
DUE DATE: 15 December 2012
2011 DATA: No school AEX site was created
7: WING CONFERENCE
GOAL: To have AEO attend an AE session within the Wing Conference covering AE topics (such as Wing
AE Plan of Action, Squadron AE Activity Report, and AE Activities)
MEASURE: AEO will brief Squadron Commander on the wing AE session
DUE DATE: 30 April 2012
2011 DATA: AEO briefing was held regarding wing Conference AE session
8: AE AWARDS
GOAL: To submit one of the four AE awards (such as Brewer, AEO of the Year, AEO Teacher of the Year) to wing Headquarters.
MEASURE: Copy of the forwarded AE award nomination will be placed in Squadron AE SUI Continuity Book
DUE DATE: As appropriate considering the due date of award nomination submission
2011 DATA: No nomination for an AE award was submitted
9: AE BULLETINS
GOAL: To submit squadron AE Bulletins by email to DAE for inclusion in wing’s website AE Pages
MEASURE: A minimum of 6 monthly bulletins will be submitted
DUE DATE: 31 December 2012
2011 DATA: No AE Bulletins were submitted
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Meeting Agenda for Thursday 12 January 2012
Opening Ceremony- Pledge of Allegiance, Cadet Oath and Moment of Silence
1) Review for the Parade:
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Parade. This was the first parade the Kingsville Squadron ever marched in back in 2007. We have to look good.
COLOR GUARD MEMBERS:
US Rifle Guard C/Amn Barrett
US Flag C/SSgt R. Alcantara
CAP Rifle Guard C/AB Saenz
CAP Flag C/SSgt Del Valle
Guidon: C/AB Shelton
Line Commander: C/SA Stillwagon
2) Inspection of Flights
FINAL INSPECTION
3) Airman Classes CHALLENGE/ Fire Classes if Available
3) Drill Practice/ KNOCK OUT
1) Review for the Parade:
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Parade. This was the first parade the Kingsville Squadron ever marched in back in 2007. We have to look good.
COLOR GUARD MEMBERS:
US Rifle Guard C/Amn Barrett
US Flag C/SSgt R. Alcantara
CAP Rifle Guard C/AB Saenz
CAP Flag C/SSgt Del Valle
Guidon: C/AB Shelton
Line Commander: C/SA Stillwagon
2) Inspection of Flights
FINAL INSPECTION
3) Airman Classes CHALLENGE/ Fire Classes if Available
3) Drill Practice/ KNOCK OUT
Flight of the Week- WEEK I -11 JAN 2012
Current flight rating as of 11 Juan 2012- Major Carrales added several points to the totals of 10 January to refelct flight members who completed OPSEC, EQUAL OPPORTUNITY TRAINING and some quick questioning. Alpha flight is in the lead with 105 points, followed by Charlie with 88 points and Bravo trails with 75 points. Charlie flight shows the most dynamic changes in advancing in most catergories while Alpha has depended on their superior drill to win. Bravo, while trailing in last place, however is the most firmly established in terms of uniform presentation and appearance.
1st Position: Alpha Flight started 10 January the day with a very poor 22 Points and trailed the bulk of the day due to the lack of uniformed members for some given reason. They, however, were able to infuse a good deal of points by winning two rounds of the drill game "Knock out" where they swept earning a total of 97 points.
2nd Position: Charlie Flight started with 24 points maintained an excellent consistancy with the highest points in uniform wear and appearance. The also had the highest points in special awards answering specific questions about the nature of the Civil Air Patrol. The ended with a very strong 77 points which places them in in second place poised for a stiff competition with Alpha, which would have to win several games on knockout to win the day.
3rd Position: Bravo Flight began the day with 29 points and the lead posting the highest scores in uniform presentation and administration. They maintained the high score until they lost their lead on Administration losing point for a very unprofessional sign in roster. Thy well to third place once they were unable to secure a win on knockout being surpassed by Alpha flights sweep of the knockout challenge. They closed their lead with a few questions on Civil Air Patrol but ended the day with 69 points.
The competition will continue on Thursday were Cadets will have a mission and be given a final score on their Administrative paperwork, Mission Completion and maybe even promotions. Due to the nature of the points, they will have to maintain EXCELENCE in their given areas and IMPROVE those that are weak.
1st Position: Alpha Flight started 10 January the day with a very poor 22 Points and trailed the bulk of the day due to the lack of uniformed members for some given reason. They, however, were able to infuse a good deal of points by winning two rounds of the drill game "Knock out" where they swept earning a total of 97 points.
2nd Position: Charlie Flight started with 24 points maintained an excellent consistancy with the highest points in uniform wear and appearance. The also had the highest points in special awards answering specific questions about the nature of the Civil Air Patrol. The ended with a very strong 77 points which places them in in second place poised for a stiff competition with Alpha, which would have to win several games on knockout to win the day.
3rd Position: Bravo Flight began the day with 29 points and the lead posting the highest scores in uniform presentation and administration. They maintained the high score until they lost their lead on Administration losing point for a very unprofessional sign in roster. Thy well to third place once they were unable to secure a win on knockout being surpassed by Alpha flights sweep of the knockout challenge. They closed their lead with a few questions on Civil Air Patrol but ended the day with 69 points.
The competition will continue on Thursday were Cadets will have a mission and be given a final score on their Administrative paperwork, Mission Completion and maybe even promotions. Due to the nature of the points, they will have to maintain EXCELENCE in their given areas and IMPROVE those that are weak.
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Jan 2012: COASTAL BEND CADET SQUADRON FLIGHT ASSIGNMENTS
Alpha Flight: motto "Bravo for Alpha"
FLIGHT SGT: C/SSgt Juan Vela Jr 484981
ELEMENT LEADER: C/SrA Jon M Stillwagon 489423
Ass. ELEMENT LEADER: C/Amn George E Cavazos 504418
Element Members:
C/Amn Marcos M Cardec
CADET Thomas J Atkinson
CADET Justin E Shelton
CADET Henry I Martinez
CADET Sergio Saenz
CADET Oscar Cerda -
Bravo Flight: motto "Bravery at it's Finest"
FLIGHT SGT: C/SSgt Robert Alcantara 484712
ELEMENT LEADER: C/Amn Tristan A Wolfe 497843
Ass. ELEMENT LEADER: CADET Phillip A Barrett 504134
Element Members:
C/A1C Ernesto Mejia
CADET Chyenne R Freeman
CADET Esai A Perez
CADET Christian S Hock
CADET Reyna Lopez
CADET Micaela Irizarry
Charlie Flight: "We are the Champions"
FLIGHT SGT: C/SSgt Sarah D Del Valle 494142
ELEMENT LEADER: C/Amn Scott Mitchell 504132
Ass. ELEMENT LEADER: C/Amn Ricardo Gonzalez Jr 491981
Element Members:
C/Amn Devin C Salazar
C/Amn Aurora G Canales
CADET Alejandro D Sanchez-Farias
CADET Tybie Davis
CADET Luis A Martinez
CADET CANDIDATE Joe A. Mata
CADET CANDIDATE Yvonne Gonzalez
FLIGHT SGT: C/SSgt Juan Vela Jr 484981
ELEMENT LEADER: C/SrA Jon M Stillwagon 489423
Ass. ELEMENT LEADER: C/Amn George E Cavazos 504418
Element Members:
C/Amn Marcos M Cardec
CADET Thomas J Atkinson
CADET Justin E Shelton
CADET Henry I Martinez
CADET Sergio Saenz
CADET Oscar Cerda -
Bravo Flight: motto "Bravery at it's Finest"
FLIGHT SGT: C/SSgt Robert Alcantara 484712
ELEMENT LEADER: C/Amn Tristan A Wolfe 497843
Ass. ELEMENT LEADER: CADET Phillip A Barrett 504134
Element Members:
C/A1C Ernesto Mejia
CADET Chyenne R Freeman
CADET Esai A Perez
CADET Christian S Hock
CADET Reyna Lopez
CADET Micaela Irizarry
Charlie Flight: "We are the Champions"
FLIGHT SGT: C/SSgt Sarah D Del Valle 494142
ELEMENT LEADER: C/Amn Scott Mitchell 504132
Ass. ELEMENT LEADER: C/Amn Ricardo Gonzalez Jr 491981
Element Members:
C/Amn Devin C Salazar
C/Amn Aurora G Canales
CADET Alejandro D Sanchez-Farias
CADET Tybie Davis
CADET Luis A Martinez
CADET CANDIDATE Joe A. Mata
CADET CANDIDATE Yvonne Gonzalez
FLIGHT OF THE WEEK CRITERIA: JAN 2012
The Following is a guide for the selection of FLIGHT of the WEEK. The distinction of flight of the week is for local purposes of recognition of excellence in training and service to the Civil Air Patrol. A CADET OF THE MONTH, will be chosen as well based on similar crtieria only applied to an individual.
ATTENDANCE (1 point per each present cadet)
UNIFORM (1 Point for each Cadet in a uniform)
COMPLETE UNIFORM (up to 5 points for every cadet in neat and complete uniform)
DRILL and FORMATION (up to 10 points for drill and formation)
ADMINISTRATION (up to 10 pts for completed paperwork and sign-in procedure)
LOGISTICS (up to 10 pts for proper care of supplies and cleanliness of work area, includes “policing the area” and “leave no trace” procedures”)
PROMOTIONS: (10pts points for every promotion in the flight)
PHYSICAL TRAINING: (5 pts for every passed PT test in the flight)
KNOCK OUT: (25 points for winner of flight winning any game of knockout played)
MISSION COMPLETION: (30 pts awarded for completing the assigned mission of the week)
SPECIAL AWARD POINTS (extra points awarded for outstanding displays of knowledge, skill or other actions that display excellent cadet behavior. Awarded by Commanding Officer or facilitating senior member
INFRACTIONS (points removed for actions of either an unsafe nature or that are unbecoming of being a cadet)
NUMBER with SAFETY CLASS (1 point for every person who completes safety corses)
NUMBER with GES (1 point for every cadet with General Emergency Services
OPSEC (1 point for every cadet Operational Security Training)
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 1 point for every cadet with the CAP Equal Opportunity training
COASTAL BEND
ATTENDANCE (1 point per each present cadet)
UNIFORM (1 Point for each Cadet in a uniform)
COMPLETE UNIFORM (up to 5 points for every cadet in neat and complete uniform)
DRILL and FORMATION (up to 10 points for drill and formation)
ADMINISTRATION (up to 10 pts for completed paperwork and sign-in procedure)
LOGISTICS (up to 10 pts for proper care of supplies and cleanliness of work area, includes “policing the area” and “leave no trace” procedures”)
PROMOTIONS: (10pts points for every promotion in the flight)
PHYSICAL TRAINING: (5 pts for every passed PT test in the flight)
KNOCK OUT: (25 points for winner of flight winning any game of knockout played)
MISSION COMPLETION: (30 pts awarded for completing the assigned mission of the week)
SPECIAL AWARD POINTS (extra points awarded for outstanding displays of knowledge, skill or other actions that display excellent cadet behavior. Awarded by Commanding Officer or facilitating senior member
INFRACTIONS (points removed for actions of either an unsafe nature or that are unbecoming of being a cadet)
NUMBER with SAFETY CLASS (1 point for every person who completes safety corses)
NUMBER with GES (1 point for every cadet with General Emergency Services
OPSEC (1 point for every cadet Operational Security Training)
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 1 point for every cadet with the CAP Equal Opportunity training
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