Marauder Composite Squadron - TX 409    

Texas Wing, Group IV, USAF Auxiliary -  Civil Air Patrol

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Information:

 

 

Ø  Senior Staff Assignments as of Feb, 2010

Ø  Meeting Location

Ø  Press Release

Ø  CAP Non-Discrimination

 

 

Membership:

Ø  Cadet Programs

Ø  Q & A

ØSenior Programs

ØNew Member Application

> New Members Training Site

 

 

Facts About CAP:

 

Ø  Customs  & Courtesies

Ø  Introduction to CAP

Ø  CAP History

 

 

 IG Inspection:

 

Ø  Texas Wing Compliance Inspection Guide

Ø  Report Fraud & Waste

 

 

Safety:

 

Ø  Squadron Safety Training & Awareness

Ø  Safety Sentential

Ø  Safety Alerts

Ø  Safety Responsibility

Ø  Mishap Reporting

Ø  CAP Safety Improvement & Hazard Report Form 26

 

Ø  Mishap Reporting Roster

Ø  Safety Presentation Dec 2008

 

 

 Training:

 

Ø  ES Training

Ø  New Cadet Quiz

Ø  Mission Paper Work

Ø  O-Flight Training Syllabus

Ø  ROA Training

Ø  ROA Quiz

Ø  Advanced ROA Training

Ø  Electronic Direction Finding

Ø  Bloodborne Pathogens

Ø  Natural Hazards

Ø  Hot & Cold Weather Injuries

Ø  Lost Person Characteristic

Ø  OPSEC Training

Ø  IS 100a

Ø  IS 200a

Ø  IS 700a

 

Cadet Organization Chart:

 

 

Other Useful Sites:

 

Ø  CAP National Site

Ø  Texas Wing

Ø  Group 4

Ø  Texas Cadet Programs

Ø  Texas Wing Calendar

Ø  Form Downloads

 

 

 

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“To serve America by developing our Nation’s youth;

accomplishing local, state and national emergency and

Humanitarian missions; and educating our citizens on the impact of aviation and space.”

 

--CAP Mission Statement

 

Alert! Alert! Alert!

 

Members exhibiting flu like symptoms are not to attend the meetings

during the upcoming weeks and months.  The primary infection method

for H1N1 will be airborne.

 

Here is the CDC link on symptoms.  http://www.cdc.gov/H1N1flu/qa.htm 

The information is excellent

 

Squadron Information is as follows: 

 

Squadron E-mail:  mailto:tx409@ymail.com

 

Squadron Emergency Contacts Are:  

 

 Lt. Mark Cambio, Squadron Commander: 713-553-3854 ( Cell )

             Capt. Glenn Shellhouse, Deputy Commander / Cadets:

 832-233-2275 ( Cell )       

 

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If you are interested in flying, then the Civil Air Patrol may be for you.

 

Squadron Newsletter

 

Press Release

 

        Squadron Activities      

 

Squadron Meeting on March 15, 2010

 

UOD BDU's

 

Sign-In :           6:25-6:35  Admin - Color Guard gets ready

Formation :     6:40-6:55  Present Colors/ National Anthem/

                        Cadet Oath/ Inspection  ;  then ---

 

    **  Fun Night (fun & games, information to follow)


Closing :          8:35-8:45 Closing: Review upcoming activities

                        and  misc. items

 

Squadron Monthly Meeting Schedule

 

WK-1: Drill/Drill Testing, Safety, PRB – UOD BDU

WK-2: Moral Leadership, Drill – UOD Class B

WK-3: Aerospace Education – UOD BDU

WK-4: PT & Academic Testing – UOD PT Gear

 

Other Events:

 

**  SAREX - March 20 - 21.  Contact Major Martin

 

**  Cadet Powered Flight Academy - June 4 to 11

 

**  Cadet Airman Leadership School - March 26 to 28

 

** Lone Star Emergency Services Academy - June 20 -

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Notice:  Texas Wing Members now required to be current

   with ORM Safety Training before any involvement in

  Wing activities as per CAPR 62 - 01   ( dated 2/20/2010 )

  --- No ORM means no participation allowed ----

 

 

March Safety Concept:  Sun Safety for Field Ops.

M - Motivated
A - Always Vigilant
R - Responsible
A - Above and Beyond
U - United
D - Driven by Excellence
E - Esprit de Corps

R - Reliable

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LINKS OR REFERENCES TO INDIVIDUALS OR COMPANIES DOES NOT

CONSTITUTE AN ENDORSEMENT OF ANY INFORMATION, PRODUCT, OR SERVICE YOU MAY

RECEIVE FROM SUCH SOURCES.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Civil Air Patrol (CAP) Mission Statement:
To serve America, by developing our nation’s youth; performing local, state, and national emergency and humanitarian missions; and educating our citizens on the impact of aviation and space.

The Civil Air Patrol is the civilian auxiliary of the U. S. Air Force and is organized along military lines. For more than 50 years, the CAP has performed three congressionally mandated missions: Aerospace Education, Cadet Programs , Emergency Services, and now, Homeland Security have been added.  Almost all of its members are unpaid volunteers. The National Headquarters for the Civil Air Patrol is located at

Maxwell AFB, Alabama.

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1Lt Lorenzo explains to Marauder Cadets how a jet turbine works during a hanger tour at Houston Intercontinental Airport

 

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Marauder Cadets during the October Sky Rocket Launch

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The Sidewinder flies high during the Marauder 2008 October Sky Rocket Launch

 

Join Us:
Currently we are a total of 34 cadets and 14 senior members working together to meet the challenges of the CAP missions. Do you think you have what it takes to be a hard working disciplined member of our program? Well attend one of our meetings (Meeting Location) and see for yourself. If you like, what you see then join us!  If you do join then we will expect your commitment to fully participate in the CAP programs.

Civil Air Patrol Requirements:
To be a cadet in the Civil Air Patrol (CAP) Marauder Composite Squadron you MUST be at least 12 years old and you must be no older than 21. To be a senior member you must be at least 18 years old.

Marauder wins the :

2002,2003,2004,2005, 2006, 2007  Mishap-Free Safety Certificate of Achievement

2002,2003,2004,2005,2006, 2007  Aerospace Education Excellence Award

Recent Awards:

Capt. Diane Englehart: 2009  Group, Wing, Region Cadet Services Award

Lt. Eric Arbogast:  2009 Group, Wing, Region Aerospace Education Award