Squadrons in England?

[JoeTomasone]

According to here, dated 8/08, there are currently no OS units in England. There are two in Japan, and two in Germany.

Bummer -- but how did you find that???

Click the word "here" in the quote. It's a link I forgot to underline in the OP.

I saw the link - I was wondering how you came upon it.    I searched National's site and did not find it.

[SarDragon]

I've had it bookmarked for many years. I even have it backed up in a text file, just in case. I'm not sure where it's linked from on the current site.

Well, I got curious, and found it.

http://level2.cap.gov/ , then click Site Map, then it's under the Member Services bullet, almost to the end of that section.

[O-Rex]

Joe:  Are you going to FLWG Conf at the end of the month?  If so, get some MARMITE when you're in the UK (yum!)  We'll hook up an chow down 

Haven't decided yet - General Tomasone is a little upset at the amount of weekends away this month thus far......

Career tip: get your hall-pass for Conf's from "household-six" early. . . .

That way if things come up in the interim, and you get b*tched at for attending the conf, you say "but honey, I reserved that a MONTH ago.."  There is about a 65% chance that it will fly     I always noticed that my CAP participation drops dramatically for a couple of weeks after WingConf, and by strange coincidence, a lot of odds and ends around the house seem to get done. . . 

PM me if you decide to go.

Judy: sounds like they have FUN there: perhaps more of us 'yanks' need to infuse some F-U-N in C-A-P; in some areas, the cadet program can stagnate: I'm experiencing that locally.

Timbo: I've travelled the world over, and noticed that the goodies in most countries are a bit milder, and not as sweet as those produced in the US, which isn't bad at all; have you noticed that?  I had this thing for moon-pies (Hai-Tai 'choco-pies') in Korea; when I got back to the states I tried a good old-fashioned moon-pie from a Cracker Barrel and nearly gagged on it, it was so sweet. 

[JoeTomasone]

Career tip: get your hall-pass for Conf's from "household-six" early. . . .

Not quite that easy, as my job often requires me to fly off to meetings with little advance notice -- like this weekend.   The strategy, however, is noted.    And before we head into major topic drift, time for me to pack for my non-CAP England trip. 

[NIN]

<snip>I had this thing for moon-pies (Hai-Tai 'choco-pies') in Korea; when I got back to the states I tried a good old-fashioned moon-pie from a Cracker Barrel and nearly gagged on it, it was so sweet. 

Speaking of topic drift, I haven't had a craving for a Hai Tai choco-pie in the 20 years since I left Korea.  Now I have one.  Grrrrr.    I'm gonna have to hit the Korean grocery in Ayer, MA (outside the old Fort Devens... I swear, its *exactly* like the kimchi markets in the ville!) and see if they have those now.  Darn you. 

That's OK, though, I know that place carries the Hai Tai matdongsan. And I *love* that stuff.

If I find me some Hai-Tai choco pies, you want me to pick you up a box?

[MIKE]

Topic or lock.

[JoeTomasone]

I've had it bookmarked for many years. I even have it backed up in a text file, just in case. I'm not sure where it's linked from on the current site.

Well, I got curious, and found it.

http://level2.cap.gov/ , then click Site Map, then it's under the Member Services bullet, almost to the end of that section.

AH!   BZ, sir - I got all tied up at the new gocivilairpatrol.com site and would never have found it. 

[SAR-EMT1]

Have a jolly good time, enjoy a tall pint of Kronenburg 1664 or a Boddingtons bitter, and remember to look right when stepping off the curb. 

Lets not encourage drinking here.  There are Cadets around. 

But over in the UK a cadet could legally drink.

[NHQ-OS-126 Frank]

If anybody is coming to the western part of Germany  (Rheinlandpfalz) , you should come and visit our cadet sq. at Spangdahlem AB.  NHQ-OS-126

www.capspangdahlem.com

Please contact me or send a message to the contact address on the website if you plan to come over to Europe.

We would be  happy to welcome people from CAP from the states and exchange our experiences.