Cadets Learn To Fly By Remote Control
Filed under: Aerospace Education, Cadet Activities, Cadet Programs
On Saturday, August 5th, ten of our Cadets spent the day flying – but with their feet firmly on the ground.
The cadets participated in a remote control (R/C) aircraft Flying Day that was organized in collaboration with the Texoma R/C Modelers Club in Sherman. The activity, which took place at the club’s flying field west of Sherman, capped off a project in CAP’s Aerospace Education program in which the cadets spent several weeks learning how R/C aircraft are constructed and how they operate, and using computer simulators to practice flying. Their studies also included learning about aerodynamics, aircraft design, power, and guidance.
Cadet Receives Mitchell Award
Filed under: Cadet Activities, Cadet Programs, Events, Squadron News
One of our squadron’s Cadets was recently recognized with an award in recognition of his achievements in the CAP Cadet Program in ceremonies held in the squadron’s facilities at the North Texas Regional Airport (NTRA).
Airman Leadership School (ALS) Coming Up in October
Filed under: Cadet Activities, CAP Texas Wing, Events, Training
Texas Wing will hold an Airman Leadership School (ALS) the weekend of 30 October – 1 November at Camp Swift in Bastrop, TX. ALS is designed to provide leadership training for Cadets in the grades of Airman through Senior Airman, and is highly recommended for any cadet who is preparing to attend their first Encampment.
Details including fees and equipment/packing lists are included in the Operations Plan below. Questions should be directed to Lt. Col. Harrell, our Deputy Commander for Cadets (he is also the Assistant Project Officer for this event).