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Public Affairs Staff: C/Capt. Benjamin Schiher, OIC, C/CMSgt Ben Bushnell, C/TSgt Alexxis Hoernes

Mentor: Maj James Ridley

New York Wing Post

Issue 6 24 July 2014

aily Weather Report:

5-High of 79 - Low of 52

rtly Cloudy

0% Chance of Precipitation

"Life's like a play: it's not the length, but the excellence of the act

that matters" - Lucius Annaeus Seneca

Management is doing the things right; leadership is doing the rig

things Peter F. Drucker

Word of the Day: Synergy: nounthe interaction or cooperation of

or more organizations, substances, or other agents to produce a

combined effect greater than the sum of their separate effects

Congratulations to C/Maj. Andrea Parker, C/1stLt. Paul Dowty, a

C/Col. Luke Bickley for getting their solo today!

interviewed Cadets about the following topics:

1. What was your favorite activity atencampment?

2. What was your favorite meal?3. Will you come back as staff

Amn Lee: 1. O-flights, 2. Burgers, 3. Yes

Sgt Lushia: 1. PT, 2. All Breakfast, 3. Yes

Sgt Kent: 1. Motivation Checks, 2. All of them, 3. Yes

C-17 Visit!

Today, a C-17 from Stewart Air National Guard Base, NY, flew by a

landed at the Stratton Air National Guard Base. The cadets here at

2014 New York Wing Encampment got the opportunity to tour the

massive airplane. They viewed the complicated cockpit, as well as

meeting the crew of the C-17. The Boeing C-17 Globemaster III is a

largemilitary transport aircraft.It was developed for theUnited St

Air Force.They are used to transport troops, supplies, and even ta

around the world. The C-17 is a great example of Americas air pow

Cadets from Alpha, Bravo, Hotel and Golf Flight

tour the inside of the C-17.

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ecommended Drill Commands for

Tomorrows Drill Test:

Column Left March

To the Rear March

Eyes Right

Present Arms

Dress Right Dress

Tips for the Encampment: How to Succeed

Tip #6: Remember your Chain of Command.

e chain of command helps everything run

oothly at every encampment. The chain of

mmand allows information to filter through the

ks. For example, the flight sergeant may deal

h tactical problems, such as uniform questions

a simple drill fix. If the flight sergeant has a

blem he cant fix, he would send it up the chain

command. As in flights, it is crucial to

derstand your chain of command. Never skip the

in of command. Instead of asking the Cadet

mmander what a left face is, ask your flight

geant.

Cadet Officer of the Day:

C/Maj Blake Hotopp, Deputy Cadet

Commander

Cadet Staff Quotes:

Send all the cadets to nummy nummy yum yums. C/Lt Col. Joshua

Chandler

ety Tip of the Day:

e careful on the flight line! C/Capt.

dsey Ladd, Safety Officer

Cadets participate in the physical training chal

Echo and Foxtrot flight pose in front

of the C-17.

Lead the

masses, feed

the masses,

C/2d Lt.

Andrew Eads