I spoke at a CAP AZWG Conference and had the opportunity to meet with the head of CAP Education. I told him how I use your channel as an Aerospace Education Member in my classroom. He loved your content.
Love your videos.. thank you for doing them! I’ve also commented on another video over the uniform regs about the flight suit. Curious what your thoughts were about it.
They may ask you to have a 101 card on you, especially if you are serving as a staff member. Staff members need ICUT completed in order to operate radios being used at the activity.
I had so much trouble with this, I think a lot of people will need this. Great Video by the way, also the first part of the video is off synced with the audio
Hello, I have not been able to find the answer I have been looking for so I thought I would ask an actual member, would I be allowed to join two CAP wings at once? I ask this because I attend a military school out of state and there is one at my school and one in my home town. So if you can answer this, I would be very greatful, thank you.
The short answer is that you can only be officially assigned to one unit (squadron or flight, which is the local level) at a time. The longer answer is that you can be involved with multiple units if you have the bandwidth and communicate actively with the leadership from both squadrons/flights. Depending on how much time you are at school versus at home, you may decide your schedule lends itself to being involved more with one unit over another. In the past, I was actually a member of a unit back at home but actively participated with another unit that was close to my university. I got active participation credit by participating in the other unit and still supported a couple areas for the unit back at home while also serving as a cadet commander for an encampment. Hope this helps!
I spoke at a CAP AZWG Conference and had the opportunity to meet with the head of CAP Education. I told him how I use your channel as an Aerospace Education Member in my classroom. He loved your content.
Congratulations on your presentation! I hope it went well. Always happy to help :)
Love your videos.. thank you for doing them! I’ve also commented on another video over the uniform regs about the flight suit. Curious what your thoughts were about it.
I'll take a look!
Thank you. Do you know if you need a 101 card for encampment
They may ask you to have a 101 card on you, especially if you are serving as a staff member. Staff members need ICUT completed in order to operate radios being used at the activity.
I had so much trouble with this, I think a lot of people will need this. Great Video by the way, also the first part of the video is off synced with the audio
I don't see the asynchronous audio you are referring to. Maybe TH-cam was lagging? Happy to help!
@@Redberryweo Yeah it was lagging lol
Hello, I have not been able to find the answer I have been looking for so I thought I would ask an actual member, would I be allowed to join two CAP wings at once? I ask this because I attend a military school out of state and there is one at my school and one in my home town. So if you can answer this, I would be very greatful, thank you.
The short answer is that you can only be officially assigned to one unit (squadron or flight, which is the local level) at a time.
The longer answer is that you can be involved with multiple units if you have the bandwidth and communicate actively with the leadership from both squadrons/flights. Depending on how much time you are at school versus at home, you may decide your schedule lends itself to being involved more with one unit over another. In the past, I was actually a member of a unit back at home but actively participated with another unit that was close to my university. I got active participation credit by participating in the other unit and still supported a couple areas for the unit back at home while also serving as a cadet commander for an encampment.
Hope this helps!
They just ask what you're qualified to do. The 101 Card is extremely difficult to read. You'll need someone with 20/20 vision 😂.