Anyone know who the new Pacific Region Commander will be? Is the change of command the new year?
Change of command is not scheduled until Region Conference in September.
A selection committee has been appointed, but I haven't see any announcement yet calling for applications.
The change of command is scheduled for May 2013 at the Pacific Region Conference in Santa Maria, CA.
I wonder.............. Can the National Historian become the PCR/CC? ;)
Quote from: capmaj on December 18, 2012, 11:56:48 PM
I wonder.............. Can the National Historian become the PCR/CC? ;)
Don't see why not.
Hey, let's give him a chance to be a great historian first. ;)
If they follow true to form the new CC will be:
1. Former Wing Commander
2. Pilot
3. Ops heavy background
Others need not apply.
Should be interesting to see who applies for the job. ;)
Quote from: PA Guy on December 19, 2012, 04:59:47 AM
If they follow true to form the new CC will be:
1. Former Wing Commander
2. Pilot
3. Ops heavy background
Others need not apply.
I can not think of anyone who was ever a Region CC without being a Wing CC.
BUT, in the past PCR/CC has not always been a hot shot pilot, ES/OPS guy. Now others Regions may vary.
Nothing wrong with being a strong AE, Cadet Program officer or just a "great" overall leader.
JMHO ...
It's a requirement to be a Wing Commander before you can apply to be a Region Commander.
See CAPR 35-9, 22 Oct 2012, Paragraph 10 for all of the requirements you have to satisify to apply to be a region commander.
I am told, on good authority, that only two people have so far expressed any interest in the job: Ken Parris, former CAWG CC, and Brian Bishop from Oregon. I also hear that Bishop has the unofficial blessing of the current Region CC.
Well, Ken just got appointed National IG, so moving to PCR/CC doesn't sound like a wise move right now.