I know REDCAP and SARCAP but what is GOC?

[Holding Pattern]

So I know REDCAP and SARCAP. What does GOC stand for?

GOC is referenced on page 6 of the initial service records created for CAP.

[Eclipse]

At one time it stood for "Ground Observer Corps".

[PHall]

So I know REDCAP and SARCAP. What does GOC stand for?

GOC is referenced on page 6 of the initial service records created for CAP.

What reg is this in?

[THRAWN]

So I know REDCAP and SARCAP. What does GOC stand for?

GOC is referenced on page 6 of the initial service records created for CAP.

Are you really referencing something that could be north of 75 years old with no context and asking for a coherent response? Page 6 of what document? Link? Reference source?

[Holding Pattern]

So I know REDCAP and SARCAP. What does GOC stand for?

GOC is referenced on page 6 of the initial service records created for CAP.

Are you really referencing something that could be north of 75 years old with no context and asking for a coherent response?

Not only did I reference something north of 75 years of age, but I got an accurate response in just under 12 minutes!

I couldn't provide a link because, well, there is no link! It's a paper document with no date labeled "Individual Service Record" with the CAP logo on the face of it.

[JohhnyD]

Hehehehehe.....

[SarDragon]

So I know REDCAP and SARCAP. What does GOC stand for?

GOC is referenced on page 6 of the initial service records created for CAP.

Are you really referencing something that could be north of 75 years old with no context and asking for a coherent response?

Not only did I reference something north of 75 years of age, but I got an accurate response in just under 12 minutes!

I couldn't provide a link because, well, there is no link! It's a paper document with no date labeled "Individual Service Record" with the CAP logo on the face of it.

No form number? That would probably make it pre-1963. Can you scan and post it?

[Holding Pattern]

So I know REDCAP and SARCAP. What does GOC stand for?

GOC is referenced on page 6 of the initial service records created for CAP.

Are you really referencing something that could be north of 75 years old with no context and asking for a coherent response?

Not only did I reference something north of 75 years of age, but I got an accurate response in just under 12 minutes!

I couldn't provide a link because, well, there is no link! It's a paper document with no date labeled "Individual Service Record" with the CAP logo on the face of it.

No form number? That would probably make it pre-1963. Can you scan and post it?

That's on my list of things to do. I should be done with pass 1 of my global audit of CAPR 1-2 tomorrow, that will be a good pause point for me to scan that.