Good morning!
As of this morning, those who completed applications for the National Cadet Special Activities were sent an automated notification by NHQ. Lets hear what activities YOU will be attending this summer! I will begin:
Cadet Officer School - Maxwell AFB - July 5-15 - Primary
National Blue Beret - Oshkosh, WI - Alternate
Already been to COS...AMAZING!!! Not the right grade to go to Falcon Flight, but Primary for NBB
SUPTFC class 10-01 @ Columbus AFB, MS.
Wish Squadron Commanders would be sent an email also. Nice not to have to hunt down Cadets and ask.
Quote from: Spike on March 15, 2010, 07:04:41 PM
Wish Squadron Commanders would be sent an email also. Nice not to have to hunt down Cadets and ask.
Good idea!
We can fix that.
Ned Lee
National Cadet Advisor
(Cool job, Crummy job title)
Quote from: addo1 on March 15, 2010, 04:17:17 PM
I will begin:
Cadet Officer School - Maxwell AFB - July 5-15 - Primary
National Blue Beret - Oshkosh, WI - Alternate
I'll be seeing you at COS then!
Quote from: Cadet Dan on March 15, 2010, 06:05:05 PM
SUPTFC class 10-01 @ Columbus AFB, MS.
I went to Columbus last year, Class 09-02. You'll have a blast, but be prepared to study your [fourth point of contact] off!
Advanced Technologies Academy Colorado (2nd Year)- Primary
Space Command Familiarization Course Colorado- Alternate
Cadet Officer School- Alternate
Space Command Familiarization Course--Patrick AFB, FL--- Primary
AF Civil Engineering Acadamey--Tyndall AFB, FL---Alternate
RMR National Flight Academy (glider)-- CO---Alternate
I'm excited. It's gonna be my first NCSA... and my first time to Florida :D
Center for Domestic Preparedness (FEMA ICS Instructor Course) - 27 June to 2 July
NBB 2010 - Probably as the Medic.
See you there!
NBB Alternate, Again.......
Quote from: Kelso on March 16, 2010, 02:18:28 AM
Space Command Familiarization Course--Patrick AFB, FL--- Primary
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I'm excited. It's gonna be my first NCSA... and my first time to Florida :D
That was my first NCSA, as well - and it remains my favorite CAP activity I've ever been to. Congratulations!
Quote from: DC on March 15, 2010, 09:59:37 PM
Quote from: addo1 on March 15, 2010, 04:17:17 PM
I will begin:
Cadet Officer School - Maxwell AFB - July 5-15 - Primary
National Blue Beret - Oshkosh, WI - Alternate
I'll be seeing you at COS then!
Looking forward to it!
I was extremely lucky this year, I have already been to one NCSA before and I doubted that I would be chosen as the primary for others because I still don't have my Mitchell yet.....
MKS Aviation Business Academy Staff- Primary
National Blue Beret- Primary
I CAN'T WAIT TO GO! These activities are the reason why I am staying optimistic about the school year ending......
thread is a little old
I applied for MKS didn't get selected (had to chase down the AD to find that out)
Next year I may apply for NBB I doubt it though.
IACE Escort - Japan. I'm pretty excited.
Quote from: jimmydeanno on May 07, 2010, 05:05:17 AM
IACE Escort - Japan. I'm pretty excited.
Need help carrying your bags???? :D
I may contact the project officer for NBB and see if they need any additional Senior Members. Anyone have intel on whether they have openings? (Changes in my summer plans may allow for NBB afterall.)
I've never heard of them turning down SMs.
Quote from: jimmydeanno on May 07, 2010, 05:05:17 AM
IACE Escort - Japan. I'm pretty excited.
Keep the cadets away from the beer vending machines ..
Japan is vending machine central. People have them on their front porches. Stoops, even. In some places you can reach out the bathroom window and the passing train could take off your hand.
Awsome place to go. :)
Quote from: SarDragon on May 07, 2010, 05:41:55 AM
Need help carrying your bags???? :D
;D
Quote from: a2capt on May 07, 2010, 07:52:43 AMKeep the cadets away from the beer vending machines ..
Japan is vending machine central. People have them on their front porches. Stoops, even. In some places you can reach out the bathroom window and the passing train could take off your hand.
Awsome place to go. :)
The AAR from last year shows a pretty rigorous schedule and it doesn't appear that we'll be spending a lot of time in the major cities (if the schedule remains the same).
It's interesting though, because the US is the only country that sends escorts. I've been told that even though the host country is responsible for us and that I have no authority/responsibility for other country's cadets, that I should be making an active effort to ensure the other countries cadets stay well behaved...
As for the vending machines, I've heard that the "beer" vending machines should be the least of my worries... !!!
Quote from: jimmydeanno on May 07, 2010, 02:19:58 PM
Quote from: SarDragon on May 07, 2010, 05:41:55 AM
Need help carrying your bags? ??? :D
;D
Quote from: a2capt on May 07, 2010, 07:52:43 AMKeep the cadets away from the beer vending machines ..
Japan is vending machine central. People have them on their front porches. Stoops, even. In some places you can reach out the bathroom window and the passing train could take off your hand.
Awsome place to go. :)
The AAR from last year shows a pretty rigorous schedule and it doesn't appear that we'll be spending a lot of time in the major cities (if the schedule remains the same).
It's interesting though, because the US is the only country that sends escorts. I've been told that even though the host country is responsible for us and that I have no authority/responsibility for other country's cadets, that I should be making an active effort to ensure the other countries cadets stay well behaved...
As for the vending machines, I've heard that the "beer" vending machines should be the least of my worries... !!!
We're the only ones that send escorts? Wow. I do know that Japan sent one two years ago. I met her and her cadet and two British cadets. Nice group of people.
Other countries send escorts but not all of them. When I was an escort in 2008 there was a Swiss escort in our group. This yr. Japan will be sending an escort with their cadets.
I was accepted as NBB 2010 Primary, Very excited to go to my first NCSA :) one month, seven days left to go!
Quote from: Cadet 1stLt on June 11, 2010, 10:40:51 PM
I was accepted as NBB 2010 Primary, Very excited to go to my first NCSA :) one month, seven days left to go!
Good luck, Lt Le... you'll have a blast at NBB!
(21 days and counting before I go on 'parole' from 'Kwajatraz' - ahem, annual home leave!)
Quote from: addo1 on March 15, 2010, 04:17:17 PM
Good morning!
As of this morning, those who completed applications for the National Cadet Special Activities were sent an automated notification by NHQ. Lets hear what activities YOU will be attending this summer! I will begin:
Cadet Officer School - Maxwell AFB - July 5-15 - Primary
National Blue Beret - Oshkosh, WI - Alternate
Congrats on going to COS! Next year looking at staffing Pacific Region Staff College in the spring and applying for National Staff College in the fall of 2011. (And Level V will be complete!)
NHGA
Westminster, Maryland. ;D
Quote from: PA Guy on May 07, 2010, 08:01:38 PM
Other countries send escorts but not all of them. When I was an escort in 2008 there was a Swiss escort in our group. This yr. Japan will be sending an escort with their cadets.
They're obligated to send an escort if they exceed 6 cadets in the exchange to a country. Most countries do not send that many cadets and don't send an escort.
Quote from: HGjunkie on June 13, 2010, 03:58:46 PM
NHGA
Westminster, Maryland. ;D
Congratulations you will have fun but don't take anything thats not on the packing list. theres enough former cadets on staff.
Yours
Justin T. Adkinson, Capt, CAP
NHGA Public Affairs Officer 2003
Eagle Flight Senior Advisor 2005
Quote from: FLCAP 268 on June 14, 2010, 02:41:57 PM
Quote from: HGjunkie on June 13, 2010, 03:58:46 PM
NHGA
Westminster, Maryland. ;D
Congratulations you will have fun but don't take anything thats not on the packing list. theres enough former cadets on staff.
Yours
Justin T. Adkinson, Capt, CAP
NHGA Public Affairs Officer 2003
Eagle Flight Senior Advisor 2005
Yes Sir! This should be a great experience for me. :D
Ned, we missed you this year at COS! Hope to see you around some other time
Jim
Quote from: Ned on March 15, 2010, 07:50:45 PM
Quote from: Spike on March 15, 2010, 07:04:41 PM
Wish Squadron Commanders would be sent an email also. Nice not to have to hunt down Cadets and ask.
Good idea!
We can fix that.
Ned Lee
National Cadet Advisor
(Cool job, Crummy job title)
Quote from: Jimbo on July 14, 2010, 09:52:18 PM
Ned, we missed you this year at COS! Hope to see you around some other time
Jim
Yeah, I just couldn't swing any more vacation this year. I leave for IACE on Saturday, get to spend the whole week at NB (CP Summit, teaching TLC , and the NB itself), fall NEC & BoG meetings, and maybe NSC.
As you know, it adds up after a while.
And my bosses are very demanding. 8)
As an update, approximately 110 CAP and 10 JROTC students graduated from Cadet Officer School 2010 tonight! Outstanding experience and my #1 NCSA recommendation!
Quote from: addo1 on July 15, 2010, 03:45:05 AM
As an update, approximately 110 CAP and 10 JROTC students graduated from Cadet Officer School 2010 tonight! Outstanding experience and my #1 NCSA recommendation!
It definitely was awesome. We learned a massive amount of useful information. I would also recommend this as a "Must go" NCSA. I was the Team 3 honor graduate and I knew COS was the right choice.
Congrats to all the COS grads. From one grad to another, you made the best choice in regards to your present and future life, in CAP or school or elsewhere. You probably made some of the best friends you could make in a CAP program. Good luck in the rest of your adventures.
C/Maj Pat Temaat
2009 COS grad
Flight 2- "Shock and AWE"
Does anyone know how many people applied for NBB 2010?
Ummm... the event Admin folks? >:D
I understand that.. I mean does anyone have the actual number?
Have you checked the NBB website for any possible contact info?