A Question Re: The AFA (Colorado) Encampment

Started by skippytim, December 09, 2007, 09:35:44 AM

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skippytim

Does the encampment held in June at the Air Force Academy in Colorado have a flight at the end like most other encampments?

Any guesses at what kind of helicopter/plane if so?

Tim Medeiros

Not all other encampments have flights at the end, all that I have been to have not.  It would usually depend on schedules of all involved and funding.
TIMOTHY R. MEDEIROS, Lt Col, CAP
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Eclipse

Ditto - not only does it depend on the venue and schedule, the availability of free aircraft and crews is severely limited right not because of deployments and BRACs.

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Cobra1597

Some encampments don't even do the flight at the end, just whenever they can fit them in (especially with the military's schedule, I would imagine).

Mass Wing has done the Huey/Black Hawk and Hercules flights mid-week for as long as I can remember.
Harrison Ingraham, Capt, CAP
MAWG External Aerospace Education Officer, ADY
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skandalintegra

The short answer is no- we do flight simulators with AFA cadets.
The encampment is also at the Prep School, and the cadets get to tour the AFA campus.
C/1st Lt Daniel Jackson
California Wing

Sleepwalker

   Last year the Advanced Training Flight (ATF) flew in the Academy gliders.  That was really cool! 
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