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December 2002 ArchiveAll the old garbage you can handle! |
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And hold the phone is it cold up here! Old Man Winter has definitely sat his big butt on all of our heads! ... But, CadetStuff's got something to keep your lazy bod warm: PT! Yepper: we've pulled another chestnut out of the fire that is the CAP Officer and we present Dave Sullivan-Nightengale's examination of 
On October 30, 2002, I officially relinquished command of Gretna Cadet Squadron. Although this decision was voluntary, it was an abrupt decision, so afterwards, I began to feel regret for making this decision. I also spent a lot of time thinking about things that I would have done differently if I could re-live the part of my life where I served as Cadet Commander.
Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear when Capt Matt Heusser graced us with his first series of articles! Here, in one easy-to-swallow dose, are Matt's three articles on how to run a Promotion Board and ensure that when the commander puts his John Hancock on the achievement form, he's signing off on a Grade-A certified ready-to-promote Cadet!
Those who write doctrine at the United States Army Physical Fitness School describe functional fitness as the physical fitness required to perform day to day tasks. For our Armed Forces, it means that they must prepare themselves for completing their mission under a wide variety of physical demands.
On the second day, the driver asked one of the staff to go into his gear and get something for him to munch on. That’s when they found it. Unbeknownst to the driver, a girl back home had removed his socks and shoved a Miss Piggy doll into his butt pack. For a few short minutes, the staff just kidded him about it, but then one of them had a flash of genius. “We’ve been infiltrated by a communist pig!” he shouted.