Military Veterans in CAP

[Flying Pig]

I never considered the academies or college.  I just wanted to paint myself green and shoot at things.

[bosshawk]

At least you got the green part of your wish.

[m981]

ROTC 83-85; active commissioned service 86-89 (Regimental Cav ); 90-93 Army Guard (Inf); Army Reserve 94-00 (Intel); full time law enforcement since '94.

[Teal 37]

60-64; AFROTC, Lehigh Univ
AF Active Duty
64-67; ICBM launch crew, Little Rock
67-69; IRCM launch crew, Okinawa
69-70; Tng Sq/CC, LowryAFB (Denver, CO)
70-71; AF Pilot Tng, Vance AFB (Enid, OK)
71-73; C-130 Tac Alft Pilot, SEA
74-76; WC-130 Hurricane Hunter Pilot, Keesler AFB (Biloxi, MS)
AF Reserve
76-97; WC/C-130 Hurricane Hunter & Tac Alft Pilot + several staff & management positions, Keesler AFB

Have been TDY to afew places & have seen afew things.
My heel marks are still at the Keesler gate when I had to retire.

99-Pres; CAP, MSWg

[rsipp]

1965-1970 Strategic Air Command Pilot B-52 SEA combat tour
1973-1995 USAF ANG & RESERVE Pilot Air Crew KC-97, KC-135, C-130
                  Instructor, Flight Commander, Sqd. Commander, Deputy Co. Operations
                  Vice Wing CO. Combat Tour Desert Storm
1995-1998 USAF Emergency Preparedness Liason Officer State of Michigan
                   Activated to 1st Army HDQTRS USAF Liason Hurricane Response
                   Retired O-6
2009-  ?      New guy, SM Flint Bishop, MI Senior Sqd. MI-192 TMP working on MP

[bd5av8r]

1982-1988 Army Reserve
1989-1993 US Navy, USS RANGER (Desert Storm)
1996-2002 Air Force Reserve KC-135/C-17 Crew Chief
Operation Northern Watch
Kosovo Conflict
Operation Enduring Freedom
2004-Present Army National Guard
Works with WTB
Operation Enduring Freedom

Civil Air Patrol: NCR KS-066 "Flint Hills CS" I am a Captain, was an enlisted rank holder, active since '02 in CAP

[mikebank]

US Navy, Electrician's Mate, July '78-Sept '92

[flyboy53]

Air Force Regular, Reserve and Reserve on AD. Transferred to the retired reserve in 1994 as E-7 Master Sergeant. Twenty five months overseas; veteran of the Cold War, Desert Storm/Shield/Calm and Operation Eldorado Canyon. Security Forces; Public Affairs; Recruiting; and a short stint as a mission essential aircrew member.

[flyguy06]

June 1988- Enlisted in the Army National Guard as a supply clerk assigned to a LRRP unit(Airborne)
February 1989- Graduated from U.S. Army Airborne School
September 1994- Changed MOS to Infantry
July1996-Transferred to the active duty army as an Infantryman stationed in Schofield Barracks, HI
March 1999-rejoined the National Guard and went to OCS
August 2000-Commissioned an Infantry 2LT
December 2000-Went to and graduated from Infantry Officer Basic Course(IOBC)(Bnning school for boys)
December 2000-National Guard unit activated for deployment to Bosnia- served as a Humvee Platoon Leader
October 2001-Served as a mechanized Infantry Platoon Leader
August 2004-transfered to another battalion inthe same Brigade to become a Mech Infantry Company XO
December 2004-Activated once again for deployment to Iraqi Freedom
May 2005-Deployed  to Iraq as a company Executive Officer
January 2006- Served as battalian Liasion officer
May 2006-Redployed home, left the Brigade
November 2006-Joined a CBRNE Emergency Respnse Package(CERFP) Joint Task Force as the Battalion Asst Ops Officer
July 2008-Promoted to Captain
December 2008-Became Company Commander of Headquarters Headquarters Detachment of same unit
Future-Hopefully go to the Captains career Course next month and finish my command and take another one.

[flyguy06]

The CERFP is a Joint Task Force composed of three seperate companies(engineers, chemical, and medical) that form a battalion and respond to chemical, nuclear,or biological issues that arise. We also respond to natural disaters. I love this unit because it is a a pure national guard unit. Our deployments are to the super bowl,or the world series, and things like that. The medical unit is an Air National Guard medical group which is why we re considered a joint task force.

[Stonewall]

The CERFP is a Joint Task Force composed of three seperate companies(engineers, chemical, and medical) that form a battalion and respond to chemical, nuclear,or biological issues that arise. We also respond to natural disaters. I love this unit because it is a a pure national guard unit. Our deployments are to the super bowl,or the world series, and things like that. The medical unit is an Air National Guard medical group which is why we re considered a joint task force.

Chemical, Biological, Radiological/Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) - Enhanced Response Force Package (CERFP)
NG CERFP Command and Control Team

Mission: To provide immediate response capability to the Governor, searching an incident site, including damaged buildings; rescuing any casualties, decontaminating them, and performing medical triage and initial treatment to stabilize them for transport to a medical facility (this includes extracting anyone trapped in the rubble).

More information here.

[Nick]

Chemical, Biological, Radiological/Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) - Enhanced Response Force Package (CERFP)
NG CERFP Command and Control Team

Mission: To provide immediate response capability to the Governor, searching an incident site, including damaged buildings; rescuing any casualties, decontaminating them, and performing medical triage and initial treatment to stabilize them for transport to a medical facility (this includes extracting anyone trapped in the rubble).

More information here.

Sign me up for that bus'ness.  I'm sure they need some kind of security element.

[flyguy06]

Chemical, Biological, Radiological/Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) - Enhanced Response Force Package (CERFP)
NG CERFP Command and Control Team

Mission: To provide immediate response capability to the Governor, searching an incident site, including damaged buildings; rescuing any casualties, decontaminating them, and performing medical triage and initial treatment to stabilize them for transport to a medical facility (this includes extracting anyone trapped in the rubble).

More information here.

Sign me up for that bus'ness.  I'm sure they need some kind of security element.

We either use civilian law enforcement or we have an MP Company attached to us for security. And I totally forgot the fourth element, which is my element. Command and Control. we arethe smallest yet we are where everything comes together in the task force

[Stonewall]

By the way, FlyGuy, you have worked with my wife.  Or at least she knows who you are and has seen you at training.  I showed her your pic and she knew exactly who you were.  She's from the ANG Med Group side.  She keeps her deployment bag here at the house and has been called several times and put on "standby" for possible deployments in the past year.

Sign me up for that bus'ness.  I'm sure they need some kind of security element.

Don't be volunteering us for anything, Nick.  You can keep your CBRNE stuff.  Pulling security in MOPP IV is not something on my "To Do" list.

[Senior]

13B (Cannon Crewmember)
44E (Machinist)
Army Reserve.
I have the skill identifier for Army First Responder and NBC NCO course but I have forgotten them.  My opinion of being involved with
NBC is bend over and kiss your butt goodbye.  Stonewall, any MOPP
is BAD BAD BAD!!!
Blowing stuff up in artillery was cool.

[SaBeR33]

July 95 - Nov 95: AF BMT and tech school (Sheppard AFB, TX)
Nov 95 - Mar 99: 2A551J C-17 Crew Chief, Charleston AFB, SC (retraining Oct 98 - Feb 99)
Mar 99 - Oct 03: 1N571 ELINT Analyst, Fort Meade, MD

Nov 90 - Mar 95: CAP cadet
Apr 95 - Present: CAP SM

[flyguy06]

By the way, FlyGuy, you have worked with my wife.  Or at least she knows who you are and has seen you at training.  I showed her your pic and she knew exactly who you were.  She's from the ANG Med Group side.  She keeps her deployment bag here at the house and has been called several times and put on "standby" for possible deployments in the past year.

Sign me up for that bus'ness.  I'm sure they need some kind of security element.

Don't be volunteering us for anything, Nick.  You can keep your CBRNE stuff.  Pulling security in MOPP IV is not something on my "To Do" list.

Very cool. Is your wife an LT?

[Nick]

Don't be volunteering us for anything, Nick.  You can keep your CBRNE stuff.  Pulling security in MOPP IV is not something on my "To Do" list.

Hey, anything beats sitting in a tower in Iraq staring at sand for 12 hours a day.

[flyguy06]

^This is very true.

[WheelsUp]

Army 1994-1998 (92A, Automated Logistics Specialist), Fort Bragg, NC

North Carolina Army National Guard, 1/120th Infantry, 30th HBCT,
(96B, Intelligence Analyst)
Iraq Mar-Dec 2004