Do you know if the wing pays for you to go to color guard comp

Started by C/Awesomenesss, October 09, 2013, 03:25:55 AM

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C/Awesomenesss

Do you know if the wing pays for you to go to color guard comp if your in color guard?

SarDragon

Yes, I know.
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C/Awesomenesss

^????. I asked if anyone knew if they know.

MSG Mac

Quote from: SarDragon on October 09, 2013, 03:30:05 AM
Yes, I know.

Quote from: SarDragon on October 09, 2013, 03:30:05 AM
Yes, I know.

Quote from: Awesomenesss on October 09, 2013, 03:25:55 AM
Do you know if the wing pays for you to go to color guard comp if your in color guard?
Quote from: Awesomenesss on October 09, 2013, 03:25:55 AM
Do you know if the wing pays for you to go to color guard comp if your in color guard?

He answered your question. He knows whether Wing pays. If you asked "does Wing pay for Color Guard? You would have gotten the correct response which is " go through your Chain of Command" and ask in the following order: the Senior Member responsible for the Color Guard, who should get the information from either your Squadron Commander or Wing Cadet Programs Officer.
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SPAATZ1315

Why did you guys even post if you're unwilling to be helpful? Can you give the kid some help with his question?

Luis R. Ramos

He has to learn how to communicate. If you coddle a "kid" as you say he will turn out into an irresponsible adult. Not knowing how to talk or write.

See it all the time.

Parents that say "he is a kid, let him." These are the ones running inside the classrooms, breaking pencils and throwing to others. Not doing the classwork. Saying "NO" when the teacher asks him / her to sit down. On and on and on!

Flyer
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C/Awesomenesss

Quote from: SPAATZ1315 on October 10, 2013, 11:13:06 PM
Why did you guys even post if you're unwilling to be helpful? Can you give the kid some help with his question?

Thanks spaatz.


Quote from: flyer333555 on October 10, 2013, 11:22:42 PM
He has to learn how to communicate. If you coddle a "kid" as you say he will turn out into an irresponsible adult. Not knowing how to talk or write.

See it all the time.

Parents that say "he is a kid, let him." These are the ones running inside the classrooms, breaking pencils and throwing to others. Not doing the classwork. Saying "NO" when the teacher asks him / her to sit down. On and on and on!

Flyer

OMG really!!!

SarDragon

Yes. Really.

Your response points out the levels of your maturity and commitment to CAP.
Dave Bowles
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MSG Mac

read the initial question, response and than the OP's response.

The Cadet should have gone through his Chain for his answer. Some Wings can and may pay for Color Guard. Others cannot. Therefore go through the Chain for a local and official response.
Michael P. McEleney
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a2capt

As I would strongly ponder this cadet's ability to seriously complete a Color Guard season, as the demonstrated maturity level is simply less than what is required.

Posting the Colors is just one of the many things a Team does, and it's far from the hardest.

raivo

Really?

There's more constructive ways to help cadets improve themselves than mockery and sarcasm in a public forum.

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abdsp51

Quote from: raivo on October 11, 2013, 04:14:23 PM
Really?

There's more constructive ways to help cadets improve themselves than mockery and sarcasm in a public forum.

Sir,

This is one of those questions best sent to the cadet's CoC and not here.  and if you will see the cadet's question was answered he just did not receive the answer he/she was looking for.  Is there sarcasm in the responses yes but if you look across this board there is sarcasm everywhere.  Mockery?  pretty sure if there was the mods would have taken note and addressed it to the violator/s.  To many times questions like these are posed here when they are best suited for the repsective unit and wg personnel.  Also many cadets will post looking for that quick answer instead of thoroughly looking for it.

ColonelJack

Quote from: Awesomenesss on October 11, 2013, 03:11:51 AM
OMG really!!!

You're doing that "texting" thing again ...

Jack
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ColonelJack

Quote from: abdsp51 on October 11, 2013, 05:25:02 PM
if you will see the cadet's question was answered he just did not receive the answer he/she was looking for. 

On the contrary, he got exactly the answer he was looking for.  Mr. Robichaux's problem here is, he asked the wrong question.

Jack
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Gill Robb Wilson Award No. 1366, 29 Nov 1991
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Honorary Admiral, Navy of the Republic of Molossia

JC004

Asked and answered.  Looks like any further discussion would be best on PM.