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mission of Cadet Programs is a top priority for the Nevada Wing, and as such it has received a large amount of support in terms of
logistics and senior personnel.
The success of Nevada Wing Cadet
Program is due to the work of Squadron Commanders and the Deputy Commanders for Cadets.
These dedicated individuals take their time and energies to CAP activities and
weekly meetings and have positively shaped the lives of countless Nevada Civil
Air Patrol Cadets.
CAP squadrons are divided into
three types - Senior, Cadet and Composite. Cadet and composite squadron
include cadet members. Please use the squadrons index on the right nav bar
to learn more about a particular squadron.
I would like to encourage everyone to take a few minutes in the next week or two
and submit a nomination for the following awards. We have some awesome
cadets and cadet program officers in Nevada Wing and it would be awesome to
recognize them.
Winners will be submitted to Region.
Cadet
of the Year
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Recognizes an outstanding cadet who has earned the Earhart award or higher
and is a high school junior or older
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One nominee from each cadet unit is submitted on CAPF 58 to wing selection
committee by 10 January
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One winner selected at each level: wing, region, and national
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See details in CAPR 39-3
John
V. “Jack” Sorenson Cadet Programs Officer of the Year Award
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Annual award at wing, region, and national levels
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Any CAP member may nominate any Cadet Programs Officer to the wing by 10
January
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See details in CAPR 52-16
Air
Force Association Award
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One cadet (at any achievement level) per unit per year is chosen to
recognize superior performance
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Unit commander requests nomination package from local AFA chapter and
submits in December - January
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Award consists of silver medal, sky blue ribbon, and certificate
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See
www.afa.org/aef/medals.asp for more
details
See
www.capmembers.com/specialcadetawards for
more details.
Please submit your nominations to your Squadron Commander
Thank you for
your support of Nevada Wing Cadet Programs
Michael Mizner
Maj, CAP
Director of
Cadet Programs, NVWG
Nevada Wing is receives recognition for the first ever
National Character Day.
I want to thank all of the members who participated in this
activity to make it great. With special thanks to Maj Prosser, C/2d Lt. Deboy,
the activities commanders, and C/Lt Col Crisp for her outstanding, nationally
recognized, PAO work.
All of you did a great job and showed Nevada Wing in a
shining light. - Thank you!
Activity Director
Maj Debra Prosser
Deputy for Academic Challenge
SM Judie Pokakaa
Deputy for Physical Challenge
1st Lt
Daniel Prosser
Executive Officer
1st Lt John D’Angelo
Operations Officer
Capt Keri Henderson
Medical Officer
Maj Ginette Richard
Public Affairs Officer
2d Lt Marc Cruz
Administration Officers
1st Lt Kini Miller-Gore 2d Lt Heather Dixon
Safety Officers
1st Lt Kenneth Lucia 1st Lt Daniel Prosser
Transportation Officer
1st Lt Cory Setera
Obstacle Course Aid
Capt Karen Hursh
Capt Samuel Jensen
1st Lt Marvin Hein
1st Lt Samantha Stout
2d Lt Bryan Durant
2d Lt Linda Staples
2d Lt Devon Thornton
TFO Jeni Crandy-Setera
Cadet Commander
C/2d Lt Jonathan DeBoy
Cadet Deputy Commander
C/2d Lt Paige Dixon
Cadet Executive Officer
C/Capt Chad Henderson
First Sergeant
C/CMSgt Michelle Azzata
Cadet Medical NCO
C/MSgt Wendy Brizuela
Cadet Safety Officer
C/Capt Ruben Cruz-Colon
Eagle Flight
C/Capt Ruben Cruz-Colon
C/MSgt Wendy Brizuela
Falcon Flight
C/1st Lt Brandon Koltes
C/MSgt Marjorie Franzen
Raptor Flight
C/CMSgt Stephanie Falkis
C/TSgt Stephanie Lucia
Stryker Flight
C/CMSgt Andrew Shupe
C/MSgt D’Andre Carter
Cadet Logistics NCO
C/CMSgt Stephanie Falkis
Cadet Administration NCO
C/TSgt Stephanie Lucia
Cadet Public Affairs Officer
C/Lt Col Nicole Crisp
Cadet Support Staff
C/Capt Bert Kirk C/1st Lt Brandon Koltes
C/MSgt D’Andre Carter
C/MSgt Marjorie Franzen
C/CMSgt Andrew Shupe
The 2011
Cadet Basic School and Airman Training School was a great success!
The 2011 Nevada Wing Basic Cadet School & Airman Training School was held on 21-22
May at the Airman Leadership School on Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas. 47
cadet students showed up for a fun and learning-packed weekend. 22 Cadet Staff
members and 14 Senior Members were there to support the activity. These CAP
members represented 8 different Nevada Wing squadrons, the Nevada Wing Staff,
and California Wing.
The Nevada Wing
Basic Cadet School provides cadets a thorough understanding of the Civil Air
Patrol program and lays a solid foundation upon which the individual may build
his or her Civil Air Patrol experience. The Basic Cadet School supplements and
reinforces the Phase I introductory training conducted at the local unit. This
program is intended to introduce the new cadet to the broad history,
organization and missions of Civil Air Patrol, as well as the opportunities
available as a cadet in our program. For most new cadets and their parents, BCS
is the very first CAP activity outside their home unit.
The Airman Training School curriculum is designed
to reinforce the topics introduced at the Basic Cadet School and the cadet's
home unit. Through actual experience, each cadet learns the fundamental aspects
of Followership, Drill and Ceremonies, and basic leadership laboratory skills.
Knowing that local squadrons spend a lot of time teaching the cadet airmen
within the unit, ATS reinforces and refines training, making the graduate of ATS
extremely proficient at all aspects of Phase I of the cadet program. ATS is not
intended to replace unit training, but rather to standardize it.
Learn to Lead Study Guides
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
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Cadet Glider Program Information
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Information about the Nevada Wing's Glider
Program for cadets is located on the glider program page.
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