suffolk squadron - dec 2006

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Promotions & Awards 2

Activities this Quarter 3

Training & Education 4

Schedule & Calendar 5

About Us 6

Winter 2006Volume 2, Issue 1

NewsletterVisit our website: www.squadron10.comSalvation Army Award & RecognitionSalvation Army honors NewYork Group for raising morethan $17,000

Long Island Group and Suffolk CountyCadet Squadron generates funds tohelp tsunami, hurricane victims

New York Wing's Long Island Groupand Suffolk County Cadet Squadron10 were recognized recently for out-standing support, having raised over$17,000 for The Salvation Armys dis-aster relief efforts. The efforts werehighlighted during The SalvationArmys 2006 Volunteer RecognitionDinner.

B. Paul Vincent, The Salvation Army'sSuffolk County director, said that LongIsland Group raised more than $3,000for Southeast Asia tsunami relief andmore than $14,000 for hurricane relief.Suffolk County Cadet Squadron 10

Websites to Visit:Civil Air Patrol National HQhttp://www.cap.gov

Civil Air Patrol NortheastRegionhttp://www.ner.cap.gov

Civil Air Patrol NY Winghttp://www.nywg.cap.gov

Civil Air Patrol LI Grouphttp://

www.lig.nywg.cap.gov/

Civil Air Patrol Suffolk

Cadet Squadron 10http://squadron10.com

Cadet Stuffhttp://www.cadetsfuff.org

Quick FactsThere are over

58,000 CAP

members.

CAP performs

95% of continen-

tal U.S. inland

search and res-

cue missions as

tasked by the Air

Force.

Did you know

that seniors can

now take the

Yeager test

online?

The early name

for CAP volun-

teers was the

Flying Minute-

men.

Civil Air PatrolSuffolk Cadet Squadron 10

Inside This Issue

raised more than $14,000 of those funds and was instru-mental in organizing the project for Long Island Group.

Accepting the awards on behalf of Long Island Group andSuffolk County Cadet Squadron 10 was Maj. Michael J.Kelly, Suffolk County Cadet Squadron 10s commanderand project officer for these fundraisers. Also present toaccept the award was 1st Lt. Michael Gotay, the cadetsquadrons deputy commander, who personally commit-ted over 42 hours of his time to support Long IslandGroup in their fund-raising efforts.

The Salvation Army holds this dinner annually to thankvolunteers who have made outstanding contributions oftime and effort to help the organization in its commitmentto community service.


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PromotionsJanuary

Christina Reynolds to 2Lt and a Senior Member

Silvia Scotti joined as SM

JosephThemann to C/2Lt

Edward Reynolds to C/2 Lt

Krystal Reynolds to C/SMsgt

Joseph Querbach to C/SSgt

Bishnu Panigrahi to C?SMSgt

Michael Gotay to C/CMsgt

Mary Gotay to C/SSgt

David Castellano to C/SrA

February

Ben Nodar to 1Lt

Matthew Evko to C/2Lt

Daniel Ramirez to C/SSgt

March

Sariah Perez to C/A1C

Daniel Finkelstein to C/A1C

Tim Evko to C/MSgt

Casey Burnes to C/MSgt

Promotions & AwardsJanuaryMarch

Above: Cadets & Senoirs watch slideshow of SQ 10 in action

What do you do with your magazine after you have read it?Bring it to the Squadron so that we can distribute them to localwaiting rooms , hospitals, and airports for others to read.


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Winter ActivitiesJanuary-February-March

January : 1 JANBald Hill/Cradle of Aviation Bike/Run Fundraiser

14 JAN Advanced R O A Course

16 JAN Leadership Academy

21 JAN Military Ball

25 JAN__WWII Luftwafe Pilot

26 JAN LIG ES Training

28 JANLIG Aircrew Safety Training

28 JAN LIG SAREX

February 04 FEB Orientation Flights 4 Cadets

14 FEBSalvation Army Award Presentation-Color Guard

16 FEBLIG ES Training

March 11-12 MARCorporate Learning Course

11 MAROrientation Flights-6

18 MARCradle of Aviation Recruiting Event

19 MARCradle of Aviation Recruiting Event

19 MARLIG SAREX

23 MARLIG ES Training 26 MARSuffolk County Half Marathon


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SquadronTraining & Education

Aerospace EducationBy Silvia Scotti

Aerospace Education is continuing in Squadron 10! The

newest addition to the Aerospace Education team is SM

Silvia Scotti.

SM Scotti has been introducing aerospace to the new re-

cruits. 1Lt Larry Buschell has been working with the cadets

in creating models of the plane flown by Harriet Quimby.

The month of March we celebrate Woman in AmericanHistory. Harriet Quimby was the first American Woman tobecome a licensed Pilot. She learned to fly in Hempstead,NY and received her license in August 1911. She was also

the first woman to fly across the English channel. She died

in a tragic accident when her plane crashed. Both she and

her passenger were not wearing seat belts and they were

tossed from the plane. Today all air crafts are equipped

with seat belts.

Our Fleet of these model planes is almost completed. The

cadets will launch them on Tuesday April 18Th at the regu-

lar meeting place.

UPCOMING PLANS: We are looking to schedule a museum

field trip to see the actual Harriet Quimby airplane, explore

hot air ballooning, and will be having a course in Map

Reading.

Check out our Aerospace Education Bulletin Board.

Please feel free to post interesting aerospace related arti-

cles to share with your fellow cadets.

Safety & Training Events

Cadets Seniors16 JAN Leadership Academy 7 426 JAN LIG ES Training 728 JAN Aircrew Safety Training 728 JAN LIG SAREX 5 1016 FEB LIG ES Training 219 MAR LIG SAREX 1 823 MAR LIG ES Training 1 8

Corporate Leadership Course held March 11-12Corporate Leadership training was hosted by LIG at Lake

Grove Village Hall on March 11 & 12. This course is one of

the requirements for promotion to Major for senior mem-

bers. Squadron 10 was well represented by 8 members in

attendance: Peter Cubano, George Noren, Mike Gotay,

Ben Nodar, Karen Kelly, Gerry Reynolds, Brian Robinson,

and Ted Klos. Congratulations to all who participated and

received their certificates.Attention Cadets and Senior Members:Do you have pictures of any recent Squadron 10activities, award ceremonies, or meetings? Yournewsletter always welcomes contributions!

Do you have a story to tell? An idea for making our

squadron better? An idea for a story? We will helpyou write it and welcome your contributions. Con-

tact: 1LT Karen Kelly: [email protected].


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Calendar of Events

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1 PAO

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16 17 18 19 20 21 22TLC

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Squadron Meetings: EVERYTUEDAY 1900-2200 @ ArmyAir National Guard Hanger,Islip Airport.APRIL 8 & 9 SAREXMAY 13 SAREXJUNE 3 SAREXJULY 16 SAREX

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Meeting

Relay for Life

2006 NY W ngConferenceApril 28 & 29Owego, New York

TrainingObserver

SAREX

GPS Training

SAREX

Mark your Calendar forUpcoming Activities:JULY 14-16: Camp SchiffBivouac & COPE course

JULY 16: SAREXAUG 6: Bayport AerodromeAUG 12: SAREXAUG 27: Bayport Aerodrome

NCO Academy


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N Y 328Suffolk Cadet Squadron 10

I C E Following the disaster in London, the Ambu-lance Service have launched a national "In case of Emer-gency (ICE)" worldwide campaign.

The idea is that you store the word " I C E " in your mo-

bile phone address book, and against it enter the numberof the person you would want to be contacted "InCase of Emergency".

In an emergency situation ambulance and hospital staffwill then be able to quickly find out who your next of kinare and be able to contact them. It's so simple that every-one can do it. Please do.

Please will you also email this to all the people you know,it won't take too many 'forwards' before everybody willknow about this. It really could save your life, or put aloved one's mind at rest.

For more than one contact name ICE1, ICE2, ICE3 etc.

Its a greatidea, store it inyour phonethen pass onthe message toyour family andfriends....

UNIFORM OF THE DAY: The 1st Tuesday of the month isdress blues. All other meetings are BDUs unless told other-wise.

CAP Mission

To serve America by performing Homeland Se-curity and humanitarian missions for our com-

munities, states, and nation; developing ourcountrys youth; and educating our citizens onthe importance of air and space power.

Have you seen our new National C A P Magazine?Squadron 10 was mentioned on page 33:

Check out the new C A P Channel on the web. CAPs pre-mier multimedia resource. Visit:

WWW..capchannel.com

About Us: Website: www.squadron10.comSuffolk Cadet Squadron 10 meets every Tuesdayfrom 19002200 at the Air National GuardHanger at Islip Airport.

Squadron Commander is Maj. Michael Kelly. Phone

# 631-827-4081 [email protected]: www.squadron10.com . Webmaster: Capt.Peter Cubano [email protected]: Newsletter Editor-In-Chief: 1Lt. KarenKelly [email protected] is a quarterlypublication that is published mid

month in October, January, April, and July. If you

would like to contribute an article , pictures, or com-

ments, please email Lt. Rohl . We welcome your

help.

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