Community service ribbon: ACTUAL qualifications and proof?

[lordmonar]

Great point. I always thought about going to my active duty rank, Staff Sergeant and just doing staff jobs in CAP Units. The only people who should have officer ranks are actual Unit Commanders and their Deputies.

I often wish I had done just that.  No, I wouldn't promote...but I'd be out of the loop of all this politics, nonsense and Bravo Sierra about promotions.

You could still do it anytime you want. Might be a nice "How do you do?" And ends the discussion for all involved.

That is one of the reasons why I'm a MSgt today and not a Lt Col.

[RogueLeader]

Great point. I always thought about going to my active duty rank, Staff Sergeant and just doing staff jobs in CAP Units. The only people who should have officer ranks are actual Unit Commanders and their Deputies.

I often wish I had done just that.  No, I wouldn't promote...but I'd be out of the loop of all this politics, nonsense and Bravo Sierra about promotions.

Just fill out a CAPF 2 section 1 and 4, attach a copy of your orders to highest NCO grade, your commander signs scans-emails/mails to NHQ, then in a couple of weeks: bam- CAP NCO

[Devil Doc]

Really? CAP NCO? Never really thaught of that. Can you buy NCO Ranks in CAP for SM? Hey then that means Cadets dont have to salute you!!

[RogueLeader]

Really? CAP NCO? Never really thaught of that. Can you buy NCO Ranks in CAP for SM? Hey then that means Cadets dont have to salute you!!

You wear the Air Force NCO ranks on the sleeves and CAP cut-outs on the Blues/Whites and CAP embroidered on B/BDU's.  Please note that CAP NCO's start at E-5, regardless that Army/Navy/Marines have NCO's at E-4.

[Eclipse]

And there's no CAP "program" - you will remain your rank form the other service permanently unless you are promoted there, regardless
of PD Level / TIG in CAP.

If you're in 10 years wearing stripes and decide you want to be a CAP officer, you start at zero.

[The CyBorg is destroyed]

Please note that CAP NCO's start at E-5, regardless that Army/Navy/Marines have NCO's at E-4.

I'd forgotten that...and I fall short of the requirement.