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GROUPCADET TRAINING

CAMP PENDLETON 17-24 JULY 2010

CALIFORNIA / NEVADA WING ENCAMPMENT

CIVIL AIR PATROL


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WELCOME

ENCAMPMENT2010 CALIFORNIA / NEVADA WING

1975...................C/Lt Col Scott E. Bartel

1976......................C/Col Andrew K. Weaver

1977........................C/Col David M. Timm

1978......................C/Lt Col Daniel J. Martinez

1979......................C/Col Gary E. Liswood

1980......................C/Lt Col Robert R. Nadeau

1981........................C/Lt Col George K. Ishikata

1982...................C/Col Mark W. Corson

1983....................C/Lt Col Wayne C. Brown

1984....................C/Lt Col Wayne C. Brown

1985...................C/Lt Col Kevin J. Sampson

1986.....................C/Col William E. Geesey

1987...............C/Lt Col Deanna K. Paul

1988...................C/Lt Col Richard K. Bingle1989.......................C/Lt Col Daniel H. Niessen

1990...................C/Lt Col Robert C. Bitting

1991....................C/Lt Col Richard C. Parker

1992.........................C/Lt Col J. Michael Ibarra

1993..............C/Lt Col Mario A. Calvo

1994...................C/Lt Col Erin M. Green

1995...............C/Lt Col Allen S. Khosrowbad

1996.................C/Lt Col Christa L. Pravecek

1997..................C/Lt Col Amanda L. Kul

1998...............C/Lt Col Robert W. Renshaw

1999................C/Lt Col Laura N. Parsons

2000......................C/Lt Col Brian D. Donnelly

2001.......................C/Maj April Simmons

2002................C/Lt Col Gavin H.P. Woodman

2003..................C/Lt Col Joshua E. Assayag

2004..............C/Lt Col Brian T. Jensen

2005................C/Lt Col Anthony S. Wong2006.................C/Lt Col Jeffrey D. Buentgen

2007..................C/Lt Col Cash A.M. Upton

2008....................C/Maj Ann Marie Theisen

2009..................................................C/Maj Joseph E. Connolly

2010.........................C/Lt Col Jonathan J. Khattar

The Cadet Training Group

was founded in the summer of 1975

at Vandenberg Air Force Base,

California. In the 35 years since, the

CTG has welcomed and graduated

more than 10,000 cadets into its ranks.As CTG graduates have gone on to

success in their CAP careers, they

have become even more successful

in other aspects of their life. CTG

alumni have gone on to become

successful leaders in the armed

forces of the United States. Former

Cadets are now serving in Iraq

Aghanstan and other theaters o

operations throughout the world.

Graduates, we welcome you

into the distinguished ranks of the

Cadet Training Group.

TO THE CADET TRAINING GROUP

Cadet Training Group Commanders

THIS WEEKBOOK IS DEDICATED TO THOSE OF THE CADET TRAINING GROUP WHO HAVE MADE THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE

IN SERVICE TO OUR GREAT NATION DURING THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF THIS GLOBAL WAR ON TERROR.

BECAUSE THESE BRAVE YOUNG AMERICANS ANSWERED THEIR NATIONS CALL TO ARMS, WITH COURAGE, DIGNITY, AND

HONOR, WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO THE LEGACY THEY LEAVE BEHIND.

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1975 - 2010


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DEDICATIONWEEKBOOK

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to command the 18th CTS at Fort Ord in the summer of 1980. However, changed person-nel requirements resulted in the activation of only one CTS instead of the three that were

planned. Shortly after the Fort Ord Encampment, Cadet Doyle commanded Delta Flight,

17th CTS at McClellan AFB. He was a graduate of the USAF Academy. After completing

training as a ghter pilot, he was stationed with NATO in Germany. On one grim cloudy

day in the spring of 1988 he gave his life to save the children and people of the town of

Forst. Returning from a low level ghter mission, Lieutenant Doyles F-16 ghter had a sud-

den engine failure over Forst. He could have bailed out but if he had his jet would have

plowed into a school in the town. Instead he stayed with the aircraft and directed it away

from the people. Having survived two previous in-ight emergencies, he knew the odds were

against him when he made his decision. Lieutenant Thomas Doyle, USAF, gave his life in

the crash to save the children and people of Forst. In 1989, the Cadet Training Group rec-

ognized Lieutenant Doyle by naming him, posthumously, as the Commander of the 49th

Cadet Training Squadron. The guidon of the 49th Cadet Training Squadron appears on

the Cadet Training Group shield as a reminder of our fallen Cadet Training Group hero.

49th Cadet Training Squadron Commander

Cadet Captain

Tom DoyleThe 49th Cadet Training Squadron of

the Cadet Training Group is unique in Cadet

Training Group history. No cadets were ever

assigned to the 49th CTS; the number was set

aside to honor a former member of the Cadet

Training Group. Cadet Captain Tom Doyle was

a Northern California youth who was a leader

in his school and community, a licensed pi-

lot at age 17 and an outstanding member of

the Civil Air Patrol. Cadet Doyle was selected


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What are you going to do NOW?

ENCAMPMENT2010 CALIFORNIA / NEVADA WING

CTG Commander

C/Lt Col Jonathan Khattar

Encampment Commander Commandant of Cadets

Lt Col Scott EnglundLt Col James Welliver

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Congratulations onsuccessfully completing the

2010 California/Nevada Wing

Joint Encampment! You have

completed a challenging week

that took you out of your comfort

zone, taught you to push

your limits, learn more aboutyourselves, and how to work

as a member of a team. I hope

that your accomplishment here

will give you the condence

to try new things in your CAP

home squadron as well as your

personal life. I look forward

to seeing you at future CAP

activities and hearing about your

successes.

Your basic Encampmentis the beginning of many difcult

tests in your Civil Air Patrol

career. It is a place of Teamwork,

Discipline, and Success. You

signed a contract to giving 100%

of yourself, and you followed

through with your commitment,leaving here as a member of the

life-long team. The training you

have acquired here gives you

the ability to take the next step

in achieving any goal in life. You

rst have to take those steps. I

am proud of you and look forward

to seeing you excel as future

leaders of the Cadet Training

Group.

We pushed your limits and

you became a team in order to

achieve success. You disciplined

yourself, relied on others, and in

turn, helped others who needed

your help. At the beginning of

the week, I presented you with

a challenge; you overcame andseized the opportunity becoming

a member of The Cadet Training

Group. I now present you with a

new challenge and opportunity

keep pushing yourself in

Civil Air Patrol and throughout

life. Accepting this challenge

will make many opportunities

available to you.

Neveda Wing CommanderCalifornia Wing Commander

Col Ralph L. MillerCol Kenneth W. Parris


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STAFFSENIOR SUPPORT

Lt Col James Welliver

Encampment Commander

Lt Col Scott Englund

Commandant of Cadets

Maj Lani Cahill

Chief FTO

Capt Denise Van Loo

Administration Ofcer1Lt Tammy Sturgill

Finance Ofcer

Lt Col Philip Hall

Logistics MentorMaj Martin Zschoche

Project Ofcer

Lt Col Lawrence Lakeotes

Executive Ofcer

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Maj Richard Nelson

Chaplain

Capt Stanley Peterlin

Medical Ofcer

1Lt Stephanie Meurer

Medical Ofcer

Capt Michael Mizner

Safety Ofcer

1Lt Joyce Pennybaker

Transportation Ofcer

1Lt Heidi Olson

Public Affairs Mentor

Capt Carol Peterlin

Medical Ofcer


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STAFFSENIOR

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EXECUTIVE STAFCADET TRAINING GROUP

Director of Training

C/Capt Daniel Freisen

Executive Ofcer

C/Maj Melanie E. Tunison

CTG Commander

C/Lt Col Jonathan J. Khattar

Deputy Commander

C/Maj Sean Quigley


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CADET TRAINING GROUP

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SQUADRON115TH CADET TRAININGSquadron Commander STOFirst Sergeant

C/Capt Rebecca Thieme Capt Christa CabreraC/CMSgt Kelcy Dungo

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Capt Thieme and Chief Dungo have no regrets

after taking charge of the 115th Thunderbirds.


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ALPHA FLIGHT/115TH CTSFlight Commander Flight Sergeant Primary FTO Asst FTO Asst FTO

Alejandro Pena-Mar

Patrick RovneyBrent Rockwell

Jonathan Holland Paul JenkinsErick Holmes Jonathan Kozich Myles Mitchell Steven PedleyBenjamin Lightner

Chief Beck-Fridell and Chief Morningstar

tackled every challege in front of Alpha

Flight, always setting that example to

those apart of the ight who lead the way.

Logan Statley Raymond Young

A-TEAM

Corwynn CasemDAndre Carter Michael Churchill Travis Gilmore Kyle Gunnell Jason HoistJacob Duncan Gustav Galagan

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C/CMSgt Alan MorningstarC/CMSgt Luke Beck-Fridell SM Victor McBethMaj Mark WongLt Col Mark Williams


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BRAVO FLIGHT/115TH CTS

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Samuel Bertic Daniel ClarkJohn Chard Quinton Cochran Mitchell Dobin Phillip Ester Jesse FreemanJacob Collins

Flight Commander Flight Sergeant Primary FTO Asst FTO Asst FTO

C/MSgt Austin Kardos SM Roland Pfetsch2d Lt Bill CarrC/2d Lt Rachel Khattar Capt Brandon Hoge

The Bravo Blackhawks had many challenges

thrown into their path, but they were able to

roll with the punches.

Jacob Gamez Keegan KinneyWyatt George Hunter Le Pla Patrick Penry Scott Seither Anthony SmithDaniel Parsons

Benjamin Stark Nathan WilkingAnthony Villarubia Skyler Willson Sean Wollaston Jason Yi

BRAVO BLACKHAWKS


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CHARLIE CHALLENGERS

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CHARLIE FLIGHT/115TH CTS

Paulina Segura Alyssa Suttereld

Danielle Adams Destiny BoersKelly Barber Bria Cortez Sarah Crosby Sarah Crowder Marjorie FranzeJessica Cosca


C/MSgt Eve Higgins 1Lt Quoc-tuan TranC/2Lt Benjamin Shea Capt Ross VetaCapt Christa Cabrera

The Charlie Challengers pushed

each other to next level everyday.

Progress always involves risks. You cant steal

second and keep your foot on rst.

-Frederick Wilcox

Amanda Gonzales Victoria HueneCathrine Galagan Kimberly Kaita Anuhea Manalo Elizabeth Ordway Lydia PhilipSarah Lawler


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SQUADRONSquadron Commander STOFirst Sergeant

C/CMSgt Sarah Shea

Captain Barber and Chief Shea

lead the Ketchup Caps through

many challenges, always in the

end, on top.

C/Capt Kevin Barber 1Lt Zion Dungo

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Capt Barber and Chief Shea

lead the Fire Ants through each

obstacle to success.

116TH CADET TRAINING


14/4213Matthew Stanford Simon Stewart

Zach Grove Mathew MaldonadoMark Jensen Justin Matheis Nathan Santos Kenneth Savage Michael SedlmayJoesph Portales

Grant VaradanDallas UonitesTevin Stewart Rhett Worth

DELTA DOMINATORSDELTA FLIGHT/116TH CTSFlight Commander Flight Sergeant Primary FTO Asst FTO

C/CMSgt Hannah Park 2d Lt Hayward AlbrightC/1t Lt Joshua Flewellen Maj Christopher Ross

Sean Baldus Michael Carr Richard Beatty Blade Cavanaugh Michael Dale Jon De Leon Jordan GarciaJahmaal Crosby

Delta Flight dominated every

task put in their path, with Lt

Flewellen and Chief Park as

their fearless leaders.


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ECHO ERATICATORSECHO FLIGHT/116TH CTS

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Flight Commander Flight Sergeant Primary FTO

C/CMSgt Joel Gamboa

Asst FTO

2d Lt Courtenay FrankliC/1Lt Veronika Tsymbler Maj Stephen Oppenheim

Terry McDowell Matthew Merlini

Daniel Fitzgerald Brennon GossWilliam Fleury Robert Hawkinson Brandon Hughes Larry Joya Zaragoza Henderson LeitchDavid Herrera

Adam Albrecht Zamir AndersonJohn Albright Anthony Banas Anthony Carroll Everett Costello Gabriel De La CruzWilliam Boyd

Echo Flight eradicated every oin their path with the leadershi

Tsymbler and Chief Gambo

Luke Newman Kyle Spry Joshua Woodel Alexander Worth


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FOXTROT FURIESFOXTROT FLIGHT/116TH CTS

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C/CMSgt Malena Frymire 2d Lt Heidi DupuisC/2d Lt Allison Schuster 2d Lt Michael GoudeMajor Douglas Giles

Kalani Uehara Kylee Webb

Angela Lockman Elizabeth MunozChantal Melnik Mikayla Myers Megan Roberson Jennifer Rodriguez Perla StevensAllyssa Peel

Deanna Buchanan Emily EganElaine Concepcion Sarah English Clairissa Gregory Seandalynn Hardwick Kiely HigginsAnnamarie Good

The Foxtrot Furies were on re all

week. With Lt Schuster and Chief

Frymire, they burned up every ob-stacle in their path with fury.

Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.

- Theodore Roosevelt


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GOLF GROWLERS

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GOLF FLIGHT/116TH CTSFlight Commander Flight Sergeant FTO Asst FTO

C/MSgt Anna Boop SM David CompsonC/2d Lt James Aeschliman 1Lt Zion Dungo

Brett Thompson Nicholas Villarreal StylesJesse Unitt Robert Walker

David Henderson Jeff JordanAndrew Jones Alex Lockman John Miles Pierce Reisinger Matthew Rhyner Maluhia Manalo

James Barbarick Paul DeebBenjamin Croce Bryce Duggan Brandon Feinberg Aaron Hacker Kevin HeckathornJesus Esteves

The Golf Growlers marched theithrough every challenge with thei

held high and never feeling lo


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SQUADRONSquadron Commander STOFirst Sergeant

C/Maj Scott Giles Capt Shawn LawsonC/CMSgt Nathan Goude

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The 117th Minutemen rose above their task,exceeded the expectation, and conquered their

goals. They are the Minutemen.

117TH CADET TRAINING


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HOTEL HOSPITALITIESHOTEL FLIGHT/117TH CTS

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C/SMSgt Paige Dixon Capt Jeff BuentgenMaj Dennis AmmannC/Capt Garret Earl Capt Shawn Lawson

Cameron Sperry Shawn Van CromphautJordan Summers Jacob Veta

Alexander Kapphahn Alec LuzaHarold Lee Miguel Martinez Jordan Rubinstein Guage Serna Brandon SpannJairo Rodriguez

Gordon Barber Isaias CastroPatrick Casa Samuel Choi Christopher Edwards Eric Haack Devlin HayleyPhilip DAsaro

Captian Earl and Sgt Dixon lead their Hotel

Flight from one victory to the next, all the

way to the Graduation parade eld.

The harder you work...

...the harder it is to surrender.

-Vince Lombardi


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INDIAINDIA FLIGHT/117TH CTS

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David Ibanez Nathaniel MarasiganNathan Jensen Tanner Paxton Ethan Ramos Zachary Rossi George ScottJason Portales

Darrel Bracy Michael ByonZachary Bressler James Gardner Alex Giulioni Justin Ha Dyllan Huber Sam Gellen

Flight Commander Flight Sergeant Primary FTO Co-Primary FTO

C/MSgt Everett Montano Lt Col Jay RobertsC/1st Lt Zach Lynch Lt Col Kenneth Hartwel

India Flight dominated every challege laid be

them. Being lead by Lt Lynch and Sgt Monta

there was nothing they coudnt overcome

Erik Vining Ian Willis Chris Wilson


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KILO JUGGERNAUTSKILO FLIGHT/117TH CTS

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Flight Commander Flight Sergeant Primary FTO Asst FTO

C/SMSgt Jonathan DeBoy 2d Lt Daniel JenkinsC/2d Lt Michael Hillman Capt Rene McCoy

Bryan Sands Eric Strabley

Jordi Hodson Benjamin JonesMason Jackson Aaron Jude Jack McGrath Alexander Nelson Nicholas PreteSteven Latham

Nicolas Aguilar Alex CisnerosTrevor Barz Sebastian Domingo Blake Harris Collin Henighan Robinson HessShane Garcia

Lt Hillman and Sgt DeBoy lead the Kilo

Juggernauts through every challage.

Leaving everything in their path defeated.

All I demand is perfection.

-C/2d Lt Michael Hillman


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LIMA LANCERSLIMA FLIGHT/117TH CTS

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Flight Commander Flight Sergeant Primary FTO Asst FTO

C/SrA John Gardener Capt Christopher MeurerC/2d Lt Kaila Reed Maj Daniel Gwaltney

Mark Short Richard VaradanAustin Steirer

Daniel Forquer Andy GoodwinBraden Gant Eli Hopper Micah Morris Braham Perry Isaac PlentlKevin Kaita

Alexander Aguilar Bevan BrayTristen Bohn Wesley Chiu Anthony Cummins Kevin Dexter Cesar EscalonaAnthony Costabile

Joseph White Michael Wi lson

Lt Reed and Airman Garnder lead the rst

Lima ight to success. Sweeping across the

board with winners of Honor Flight and GroupDrill Competetion to name a few things. The

Lancers saw, they came, and they conquered.


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SQUADRON2010 CADET SUPPORTCadet Executive Ofcer Executive Ofcer Support Chief of Staff

C/Maj Melanie Tunison Lt Col Larry LakeotesC/1Lt Ravi Patel

Major Tunison and Lt Patel ruled the

Support Staff at Encampment, and

changed the direction of this Squadron

forever.

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SQUADRON2010 CADET SUPPORT

C/2d Lt Rebecca Olson

Admin Flight Commander

C/TSgt Molly Boop

Personnel NCO

C/SSgt Andrew Johnston

Scheduling NCO

C/MSgt Aaron Henkel

Public Affairs NCO

C/MSgt Spencer Croce

P. A. Flight Commander

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C/A1C Juniper Cable

Public Affairs NCO

C/2d Lt Rachel Khattar

Week Book Editor

C/Capt Samuel Philp

Logistics Flight Commander

C/MSgt Tyler Saba

Logistics NCO

C/SSgt Stephano Rahimzadeh

Logistics NCO

C/SSgt Philip de Castro

Logistics NCO

C/MSgt Bill Carr

Administration NCO


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IN- PROCESSING

Cadets enter Camp Pendleton

expecting Summer Camp to

begin. After In-Processing,

they realized how far away

home-sweet-home was.

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PHYSICAL TRAINING

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STAND BY! Parents, you will

hardly grasp the power of these

words. At the crack dawn cadets

begin everyday with group physi-

cal training, and it never ceases

until lights out.


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MODEL ROCKETRY

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Cadets dream new possibilites

for their future as they launch

of their own hand built model

rockets.


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RIFLE SIMULATOR

You miss 100%

of the shots you

never take.

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An individual stares at the challenge

ahead and deems it impossible, while a

Flight looks behind them and sees what

they have accomplished together.

OBSTACLE COURSE


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TOURS

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USMC Maj. Heath Jameson, Maj. Aaro

Eckerburg, and Cpl. Nicholas Spurloc

took time to answer the enthusiast

questions asked by the basic cadets

HELICOPTER


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Together

Everyone

Achieves

More

When the Volleyball Competitionbegins, the Basic Cadet realizes

this is no game.

VOLLEYBALL COMPETITION

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ENCAMPMENT LIFE

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ENCAMPMENT LIFE

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ENCAMPMENT

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Graduation lled the air with anticipation.

Parents, family, and friends, from far

and wide, came to see their Cadet walk

the parade eld. Everyone being proud

of what they accomplished.

Encampment Commanders for Award Outstanding

Achievement, CTG Honor Cadet...C/A1C Jesus Este

Commandants Award

for Staff Excellence............................C/2d Lt Kaila R

Cadet Commanders Award

for Leadership.................................C/Capt Daniel Fr

Deputy Commanders Award for

Line Staff Excellence...........C/CMSgt Luke Beck-Fri

Executive Ofcers Award for Support

Staff Excellence.............C/SSgt Stephano Rahimzad

Chaplain Loren Brown Award

for Leadership...........................Capt Shawn O. Law

2010 CALIFORNIA / NEVADA WING

olleyball Excellence......................................Alpha Flight

arracks Excellence.....................................Charlie Flight

rill Excellence.................................................Lima Flight

adet Training Group Honor Flight..................Lima Flight


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ENCAMPMENTCALIFORNIA / NEVADA WING 2010

We start with twenty-two. We nish with twenty-two.

To motivate and to eradicate our obstacles is our fate.One shot.

Challenge the might of the strongest ight.

Lead the way

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The question is, what do you do NOW?.

-Commandant of CadetsALPHA FLIGHT

BRAVO FLIGHT CHARLIE FLIGHT

DELTA FLIGHT ECHO FLIGHT


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ENCAMPMENTCALIFORNIA / NEVADA WING 2010

Responsibility. Unity. Teamwork. Integrity.

Virtus Apprime

One ight. One team. One sound.Opportunity

Glory, glory what a foxy ight.

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GOLF FLIGHTFOXTROT FLIGHT

HOTEL FLIGHT INDIA FLIGHT

KILO FLIGHTFine at the tip, strong at the grip, we are the Lima Lancer

LIMA FLIGHT


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BOOKWEEK

WEEKBOOK LAYOUT EDITOR:C/2d Lt Rachel T. Khattar

WEEKBOOK SENIOR MENTOR:

1Lt Heidi R. Olson

HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER:

C/SMSgt Spencer Croce

DAILY POST EDITOR:

C/SrA Juniper Cable

ADDTIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY:

C/SSgt Aaron Henkel

C/SrA Juniper Cable1Lt Heidi R. Olson

Lt Col Mark Williams

ADDITIONAL THANKS TO:

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Marine Corp Base, Camp Pendleton

Helicopter Pilots: USMC Maj. Heath Jameson,

Maj. Aaron Eckerburg, and Cpl. Nicholas Spurlock

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