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What would you chose?

Started by CAP006, May 17, 2008, 03:05:59 PM

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Which would you rather go to?

National Blue Beret
Hawk Mountain
E-Tec
National Encampment

CAP006

Which would you rather go to? They are all great and very fun but if you had to choose only one, what would it be and why?

I choose the National Blue Beret.
CAP 006 = one away from the Big Shot

C/2nd. Lt. Robert Dahms
Cadet ES Officer
Cadet Comm's Officer
Color Guard Commander
MER-NC-023

jeders

NBB because of all the planes.
If you are confident in you abilities and experience, whether someone else is impressed is irrelevant. - Eclipse

CAP006

Quote from: jeders on May 17, 2008, 03:29:36 PM
NBB because of all the planes.

Not to mention the fact that you get to watch the worlds greatest airshow at the same time.
CAP 006 = one away from the Big Shot

C/2nd. Lt. Robert Dahms
Cadet ES Officer
Cadet Comm's Officer
Color Guard Commander
MER-NC-023

Stonewall

Serving since 1987.

SJFedor


Steven Fedor, NREMT-P
Master Ambulance Driver
Former Capt, MP, MCPE, MO, MS, GTL, and various other 3-and-4 letter combinations
NESA MAS Instructor, 2008-2010 (#479)

DC

Out of that list, NBB. Pick of any NCSA, PJOC, or COS.

Pylon

Michael F. Kieloch, Maj, CAP

CadetProgramGuy

I got offered a spot at NBB, abotu 3 days ago.  Had to turn it down cause I made arrangements for family vacation.   Darn it.......

PA Guy

I didn't think there was a National Encampment?

sarflyer

I don't think there is a National Encampment currently.  I went to the one in 1998 in Maryland.
Lt. Col. Paul F. Rowen, CAP
MAWG Director of Information Technology
NESA Webmaster
paul.rowen@mawg.cap.gov

BillB

In the dim, dark history of CAP there used to be a National Encampment. It started out to be a joint Alabama-Georgia Wing Encampment at Maxwell AFB. Then someone at National said why not make it a National Encampment? While called a National Encampment, usually only cadets from east of the Mississippi with a few from other Regions attended. It was dropped when Maxwell didn't have the barracks spaces to support it.
Gil Robb Wilson # 19
Gil Robb Wilson # 104

sarflyer

Lt. Col. Paul F. Rowen, CAP
MAWG Director of Information Technology
NESA Webmaster
paul.rowen@mawg.cap.gov

BillB

It wa sometime in the late 50's early 60's if memory serves.
Gil Robb Wilson # 19
Gil Robb Wilson # 104

Tubacap

William Schlosser, Major CAP
NER-PA-001

notaNCO forever

 In the options listed NBB if you were to list it COS.

DC


RickFranz

I am planning on going back to NBB this year.
Rick Franz, Col, CAP
KSWG CC
Gill Rob Wilson #2703
IC1

LittleIronPilot

Of the choices GIVEN (Stonewall!  :D), Hawk Mountain.

Why?

I am a Senior Officer, not a Cadet. I do not want to supervise Cadets, I want to go a learn myself. I believe HM is the only one that has any program for Seniors.

0

I plan on going to NBB next summer as this year I'm going to NESA. 

1st Lt Ricky Walsh, CAP
Boston Cadet Squadron
NER-MA002 SE, AEO & ESO

isuhawkeye

NBB has an excellent officer program.  you really get to experience the event, and you get some real world mission experience. 

Duke Dillio

No none of the above listed?

0

Quote from: isuhawkeye on May 19, 2008, 06:41:37 PM
NBB has an excellent officer program.  you really get to experience the event, and you get some real world mission experience. 

Nice.  That's what I like to hear.  My plan is to apply as soon as the 2009 registration process opens up.   

1st Lt Ricky Walsh, CAP
Boston Cadet Squadron
NER-MA002 SE, AEO & ESO

DNall


MIKE

AF Cyber Command (P) FC. Only 1337 h4xs0rz need apply.  >:D
Mike Johnston

jimmydeanno

ROFLCOPTER - no n00bs, they would so be pwned.
If you have ten thousand regulations you destroy all respect for the law. - Winston Churchill

sarmed1

I have to say the list is rather limited....I ahve to agree with Stonewall PJOC would be my choice rather than the ones listed....

mk
Capt.  Mark "K12" Kleibscheidel

ThorntonOL

Blue Beret.
A former NY cadet from my unit went and inspired me to attend.
Haven't gone yet though.
SD Wing probably knows him.

Cadet Coloniel Andrew Treiman. (Pretty sure he got his Spaatz.)
Former 1st Lt. Oliver L. Thornton
NY-292
Broome Tioga Composite Squadron

Michael

Hawk Mountain.

I went to Winter School and would like to continue my ranger education.

Plus, their training is off the charts in terms of quality.
Bill Coons, C/Capt

Dad2-4

Listed: NBB
Other: IACE (to Asia)

TEAM SURGE

C/Msgt. Messman
PCR OR-114
Northwest Coastal Flight

-Eagle Talon 3
-Cascade Falcon X

"You only Live Once"  

stratoflyer

"To infinity, and beyond!"

Eduardo Rodriguez, 2LT, CAP