What single issue should NHQ most focus on?

Started by A.Member, March 05, 2007, 04:54:38 AM

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What single issue should NHQ (include NB and BOG) most focus on?

Uniform changes
0 (0%)
Professional development of existing leadership (both officers and cadets)
9 (15.8%)
Expanding cadet program to younger ages
0 (0%)
Developing/purchasing technologies for mission use
3 (5.3%)
Re-establishing a presence in the Aerospace Education arena
1 (1.8%)
Purchasing new aircraft and equipment
1 (1.8%)
Reorganizing the membership rank structure
0 (0%)
Securing financing at various levels
2 (3.5%)
Expanding mission roles
8 (14%)
Building relationship with USAF
15 (26.3%)
Building relationship with other government agencies
2 (3.5%)
Building relationships with non-government agencies
1 (1.8%)
Updating existing regulations
0 (0%)
Securing greater benefits for members
0 (0%)
Procurement of uniforms, equipment, etc.
1 (1.8%)
Reducing member and squadron expenses
3 (5.3%)
Adding new specialty tracks
0 (0%)
Adding new awards, ribbons, etc.
0 (0%)
Improving web-based applications and website
2 (3.5%)
Other (please specify in a reply)
9 (15.8%)

Total Members Voted: 57

lordmonar

They are working on it now.  I have not read the whole paper, but it shows that someone at NHQ is doing thier jobs.

[url]http://www.mncap.org/cp/documents/Learning%20to%20Lead%20-%20white%20paper.pdf[/url\
PATRICK M. HARRIS, SMSgt, CAP

Skyray

I selected Professional Development after flirting with "Other" for a while.  CAP seriously needs to develop the core values, particularly among corporate officers, who somehow seem to lose their cadet training when they get into the heady evironment where they get addressed as "Colonel."  The structure allows deviation from the core values with impunity, so long as you are loyal to your appointing officer.  There have been band-aid fixes over the years, but they have been mostly ineffective because the "Independent" enforcers have remained under the big stick of the most egregious offenders.
Doug Johnson - Miami

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