This schedule is subject
to change
Civil Air Patrol Weekly Itinerary (Word Document)
Monthly Schedule
Effective 1 October 2008
Moody AFB Composite
Squadron
Georgia Wing-04082
Phone Numbers:
257-3268, 257-3229, 257-3238, 257-3231
Squadron meetings are held on Thursday
evenings from 1830 to 2100 except for the first Thursday of the month when
testing is in progress. Those hours are 1830 to 2100.
Every Tuesday:
Physical fitness training at Freedom 1
1830 (2Lt Smith).
First Tuesday of each month is reserved for fitness testing.
First Thursday of the Month;
Uniform
of the Day: BDUs
1800: Opening formation and Pledge of
Allegiance, Cadet Oath, and Safety Pledge.
1805: Written testing (Test Control
Officer). If you are late, you will not test.
1810 to 1900: Cadet Time (Drill) (Cadets
Smith/Yorkey)
1810 to 1825: Commanders Staff Meeting
1830 to 2045: Senior Training and
Specialty Track Review
1900: Cadet Break
1915 to 1945: Leadership (1Lt Phillips)
1950 to 2020: Drug Demand Reduction (2Lt
Cruz)
2045: Closing Formation.
2100: Dismissal.
Second Thursday of the Month:
Uniform
of the Day: Blues
1830: Opening formation and Pledge of
Allegiance, Cadet Oath, and Safety Pledge.
1840 to 1900: Commanders Staff Meeting
1845 to 1940: Cadet Time (Cadet
Drill/Leadership) (Cadets Smith/Yorkey)
1940: Cadet Break
1900 to 2040: Senior Training and
Specialty Track Review
1950: Character Development (Major
Burgin)
2040: Squadron Commanders Call/Promotions
& Awards (1Lt
2100: Dismissal
Third Thursday of the Month:
Uniform
of the Day: BDUs
1830: Opening formation and Pledge of
Allegiance, Cadet Oath, and Safety Pledge.
1845 to 1940: Cadet Time (Drill, Cadet
Leadership) (Cadets Smith/Yorkey)
1940: Cadet Break
1840 to 1900: Commanders Staff Meeting
1840 to 2045: Senior Training and
Specialty Track Review
1950 to 2000: Monthly Safety Briefing
(Cadet Yorkey/1Lt Anderson)
2000 to 2050: Aerospace Education (Maj Burgin/1Lt Phillips)
2050: Closing Formation
2100: Dismissal
*October Safety Down Day required by Wing
Regulations will take the place of the Safety Briefing
Fourth Thursday of the Month:
Uniform
of the Day: BDUs
1830: Opening Formation and Pledge of
Allegiance, Cadet Oath, and Safety Pledge.
1840 to 1900: Commanders Staff Meeting
1840 to 1930: Cadet Time (Cadets Smith/Yorkey)
1840 to 2045: Senior Training and
Specialty Track Review
1930: Cadet Break
1940 to 2040: Emergency Services (1Lt
2045: Closing Formation
2100: Dismissal
Fifth
Thursday of the Month Is Fun for Cadets!
Civilian
clothes, no uniform of the day. Military courtesies are
not required, but all members of the squadron and guests will be treated with
the common courtesy that everyone should expect.
This time is for cleaning up, recruiting,
and taking stock as well as having fun. Each cadet may bring up to two guests
providing that the guests are in an age range that is able to join CAP as a
cadet. No weapons, even toy weapons, will be permitted as these items are not
permitted by CAP. In addition, horse play, bad language, and loud noise cannot
be tolerated.
Absences:
If you will be absent from any meetings,
you must notify your Commanding Officer (CO). Remember that three (3) unexcused
absences in a row constitutes your termination from
the program.
For other activities such as field trips,
community service, fund raisers, etc., Cadets will be notified during the
squadron meetings as well as by email. Please provide any constructive
criticism or noteworthy events that our cadets would enjoy by calling 1Lt
The Cadet Oath
I pledge to serve faithfully in the Civil
Air Patrol Cadet Program and that I will attend meetings regularly, participate
actively in unit activities, obey my officers, wear my uniform properly, and
advance my education and training rapidly to prepare myself to be of service to
my community, state, and nation.
Civil Air
Patrol Safety Pledge
As a Civil Air Patrol member, I pledge to
promote an uncompromising safety environment for myself and others, and to
prevent the loss of, or damage to, Civil Air Patrol assets entrusted to me. I
will perform all my activities in a professional and safe manner, and will hold
myself accountable for my actions in all of our Missions for
Civil Air Patrol Core
Values:
INTEGRITY,
VOLUNTEER SERVICE, EXCELLENCE, RESPECT
Charles S. Anderson,
First Lieutenant, CAP
Commander
Moody AFB Composite Squadron