What are your goals/objectives for CAP in 2012?

Started by Stroke, December 30, 2011, 06:47:46 AM

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Stroke

I enjoyed this thread from last year. So, let's try it again!

What are your personal/professional goals for CAP in 2012?

What are your squadron/group/wing goals for 2012?

Are you developing any new plans/programs in 2012?

It's all about the details people!   
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HGjunkie

Obtain my Mitchell and possibly C/1st Lt
Graduate from NHGA
Work on my ES quals
Go to Encampment as a Flight Commander
Go to an NCSA other than NHGA
Get my airmen to rank up into the NCO slots at Squadron
Train my replacement for 1st Sgt
Start training up my local Honor Guard
Try to form a Squadron Drill Team
••• retired
2d Lt USAF

Thrashed


Save the triangle thingy

titanII

Get up to C/CMSgt, or maybe even C/2d Lt
Staff encampment
Get some GT quals
Increase the size of my squadron through recruiting
Learn and master NCO-style leadership
A squadron honor guard or drill team would be cool...
No longer active on CAP talk

Spaceman3750


Al Sayre

Why the same thing we do every night Pinky, try to take over the world!
Lt Col Al Sayre
MS Wing Staff Dude
Admiral, Great Navy of the State of Nebraska
GRW #2787

Phil Hirons, Jr.

Quote from: Al Sayre on December 30, 2011, 02:25:56 PM
Why the same thing we do every night Pinky, try to take over the world!
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Tim Medeiros

Personal/Professional:
To keep up to date on my professional development and make a good impression on my new wing

Squadron goals:
Attain "Highly Successful" rating on this years self assessment
Increase recruiting and retention (each) by 25%
Increase amount of external unit activities to a minimum of once per quarter
Increase interface with Davis-Monthan AFB
Start up parents group, with briefings to parents on unit activities at least quarterly
Authorize start-up of "Friends of Tucson Composite Squadron 105" organization
Attain 100% compliance with Intro to Safety requirements and 90%+ compliance with monthly safety briefing requirements

Plans/Programs in Development:
Still thinking.
TIMOTHY R. MEDEIROS, Lt Col, CAP
Chair, National IT Functional User Group
1577/2811

BradM

On Dec 27, 2011 I finished the Officer Basic Course.

So goals/objectives and events for 2012 I'd like to have happen are:
1. Receive the Benjamin O. Davis Award by the Commander's Call meeting, first Monday of February.
2. See my Professional Development updated to Level 2 in eServices.
3. Be approved to be a 1st Lt Feb 16 - Feb 18th.
4. Study the Finance Officer Specialty track more and obtain a Senior rating.
5. Study Professional Development Specialty track and first become a Technician, then a Senior rating.
6. Study for and then pass the ACUT.
7. Become UDF team rated.
8. Take the four FEMA courses online
9. Get training and become Ground Team rated.
10. Take the CLC in Sept at March Air Reserve Base.
11. Go to Southern California's Wing Conference in Ontario, CA.
12. Complete Level III after attending the Wing Conference.
13. Complete 30 more hours community service to total 60 hrs for the Community Service Ribbon.
14. Be part of a team that finds a ELT.
15. Possibly go to an Encampment and learn how to be Senior Member staff.
BRAD MELILLO, 1st Lt, CAP
Finance Officer
Asst. Professional Development Officer
Brackett Composite Squadron 64
La Verne, CA

Cool Mace

Earn my Spaatz.
Maybe Transfer to another unit.
Move to the dark side.
Encampment(for the 1,000 time).
Learn to become a successful Sr.
Not go crazy, again...
CAP is what you make of it. If you don't put anything in to it, you won't get anything out of it.
Eaker #2250
C/Lt Col, Ret.
The cookies and donuts were a lie.

AngelWings

Do lots of push-ups and situps
Have fun in my first term of CAC
Clean up uniform supply trailor
Drop down to a size Small short top
Lose even more weight
Keep getting better at the mile (First time I did the mile was a horrible 15 minutes, now I am at 8 minutes and am passing)
Make it up to C/MSgt
Go to encampment if JROTC JCLC doesn't count as a substitute
Do 100 hours of community service and earn my community service ribbon
If open, make it to Flight Sgt.
Have fun
Continue being a good wingman for my fellow airmen
And, continue to train in the ES field so I am at service to my community


Pump Scout

Tackle OBC, starting 1 Feb.
Lay down some internal procedures to work with.
Not become a statistic (ie, perish in a crash, become a climate casualty, etc). :)

lordmonar

PATRICK M. HARRIS, SMSgt, CAP

AngelWings

Quote from: lordmonar on December 30, 2011, 11:55:43 PM
Get promoted to MSgt.  8)
Save up your money, I've heard those top stripes cost an arm and a leg  ;)

lordmonar

Quote from: Littleguy on December 31, 2011, 01:24:38 AM
Quote from: lordmonar on December 30, 2011, 11:55:43 PM
Get promoted to MSgt.  8)
Save up your money, I've heard those top stripes cost an arm and a leg  ;)
I already bought that farm....I am thinking about trading in my oak leaves for my old top rocker......just to stick it into everyone's eye!  >:D
PATRICK M. HARRIS, SMSgt, CAP

medicmike

Work to finish Level II.
Finish training for GTM-3.
Finish Mission Scanner training and begin Mission Observer training.
Put together some good first aid and other classes of the same nature for my squadron.
Keep having a lot of fun.
Michael Bridge          USAF Retired
2d Lt CAP
Health Services Officer
GLR-OH-003

SARDOC

Level 4
Planning Section Chief maybe even Operations Section Chief

Walkman

Personal:

  • Finish AP, MO & GTL quals
  • Get Recruiter ribbon
  • As much CD work as possible
  • Take TLC & CLC
  • NESA
  • Attend AKWG Winter Survival school

Squadron
(As ESO)

  • Have 75% of sqdn qualified in at least on ES specialty
  • Lay groundwork for new relationship with local EMAs
  • Hold multi-unit FTXs at last quarterly

(AS R&RO)

  • Hold Open House and gain 10-15 new cadets & SMs each in Q1 & Q3

RiverAux

Almost the same as Thrashed's.....

But, I suppose that I would like to get some air time.  I've been doing base staff work so long that although I remain certified as an Observer, I don't know that I really consider myself very qualified at the moment. 

However, in order to deserve that seat I probably need to spend some more time with the home squadron, which I haven't been active with since I was squadron commander. 

But, frankly, given my commitments to other volunteer organizations that seem to be more relevant to the world I don't know if I'll really make the time to do it. 

Stonewall

Be the best father and raise the best kids.

Return to CAP for the 4th time in 5 years and stick with it.

Keep my civilian job.

Get promoted in the Guard (should be done very very soon).

Continue what I started in January 2010 as far as health & fitness.  Started a quest to change my diet and maintain a certain weight.  In the process lost 40 lbs, went from mid-80s on AF Fitness test to three scores above 95, to include a 99.3 on the last one.  Dropped 4+ inches off my waist.
Serving since 1987.