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January 2002 Archive

All the old garbage you can handle!
Features :: Squadron Alert! : 19. The Wayfield Cadets
 "Just a moment, Son. I've got one more thing to say. That plane that you used yesterday, Tom, seemed to take a beating. I've been on the phone today, and the squadron will have a new one delivered in a short time." Continue reading
Links :: The Hock Shop
 Tom Flanagan has been selling CAP uniform accessories and insignia since before the CAP Bookstore did, but he started more like "Corporal Klinger" than AAFES. Uniforms, accessories, insignia, and even some stuff that the Bookstore doesn't think to sell (Mouse pads with your name, rank and the CAP seal, anybody?) are available here. Online ordering and complete uniform sets are just the start of the incredible things the Hock Shop can deliver. (Did we say "complete?" You betcha! A full, complete BDU uniform: shirt, trousers, belt, boots, cap, insignia, nametags, t-shirt, socks... Everything but your nasty body to make it inspection-ready!) Careful you don't trip over the catalog, though. Need it this week? Tom can probably help you out. If you're local to Massachusetts, you can even get it in a couple days without having to pay exorbitant prices for shipping! Tell Tom CadetStuff.org sent you!
Drill :: Half-baked Half Face...
 Doctor Drill,
Is there such things as a half left and half right face still in existence in the United States Air Force Drill in Ceremonies manual? Continue reading
Drill :: Line vs. Column Formation
 The element leaders, who are likely to be the most experienced individuals in a formation, are placed at the head of each column or file along with the guide. Since the element leaders are the flight sergeant or flight commander's "deputies," they assist in maintaining the correct direction of march, etc. With their leaders in front of them, the airmen merely "follow the leader. Continue reading
Activities :: CAP Video World Premier
 CadetStuff.org is literally speechless about Scott Matthews' new CAP recruiting video. It is beyond amazing. It's... It's... Well, you can see it for yourself by choosing a bandwidth appropriate version and downloading it to your machine. This is an absolute must-see! Continue reading
Leadership :: The Value of Competence
 This week's leadership moment is on the value of competence. If you are going to be a leader, the key element starts with competence in your primary duty and expands from there. Leadership is influence, and if you want to start influencing others, you have got to start with all the elements it takes to learn your job, consistently do your job, teach others your job, and then be an advocate for your job, duty or mission. Continue reading