Operations Order 19 July 2016
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Operations Orders
1. Situation
Weekly Meeting 29
Location: Stewart ANGB, HQ Bldg 203 
Date: 19 July 2016
Time: 1820-2100
UOD: BDUs
CQ: Both flights

2. Missions and Execution
1830-1840:  Opening formation
1840-1900:  Drill
1900-1930:  GLP
1935-2030:  Aerospce
2030-2040:  Flight time
2040-2050:  Closing formation
2050-2100:  CQ


3. Service & Support
The Flight Sergeants will form the flights at 2040.  CQ will report to C/CC after dismissal. CQ CANNOT leave until they are given permission from the Flight Sergeants.  If you have any questions address them to your Flight Sergeants.  Inform your Flight Sergeant if you unable to attend a meeting. If you do not inform your Flight Sergeant of your absence repeatedly, you will not be permitted to attend meetings.

C/SMSgt Mason Wynkoop, CAP
Cadet Commander of 030

Town of Newburgh E-Newsletter article on CAP
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SEVENTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CIVIL AIR PATROL
Release Date: July 07, 2016


Shown above at the ceremony (left to right): Assemblyman Frank Skartados, Cadet Commander C/MSGt Mason Wynkoop, Supervisor Gil Piaquadio, Squardon Commander Gil Piaquadio, Jr., Deputy Squadron Commander Christian Granda, and Catskill Mountain Group Commander Major William Martin.

A special award ceremony was held at Town Hall on July 5th to acknowledge the seventy fifth anniversary of the Civil Air Patrol.  Proclamations were presented by Supervisor Piaquadio on behalf of the Town of Newburgh Assembly Frank Skartados representing New York State and County Executive  Stephen Neuhaus (who was not present) on behalf of Orange County.

The Civil Air Patrol (CAP) was founded on Dec 1, 1941 to supplement the U.S. Military During World War II.

The Civil Air Patrol was designated as the U.S. Air Forces’ official auxiliary.

CAP provides vital homeland security missions that help ensure the protection of the nation’s Capital and nation as a whole by assisting Air Force pilots with target intercept training.

CAP provides exceptional educational and growth opportunities for youth from learning to Fly powered or glider aircraft, as well as more than 30 national programs emphasizing leadership and careers in aviation.

The Civil Air Patrol meets on the grounds of the Air National Guard Base For further information  visit http://ny030.org/

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Community Day Cancellation
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To All Cadets, Parents and Staff,

 

On behalf of the NY-030 Squadron Commander and myself I want to apologize for the miscommunication that occurred with the Community Day event today.  We take full responsibility, and I want to assure everyone that this WILL NOT happen again and my staff and I are in the process of creating a Communication Officer position so that we can get information out to the Cadets as well as the parents in a timely manner and an Activities Officer position who’s sole purpose will be to organize all events in the future.  I want to assure everyone that this is not how we conduct business here at Squadron NY-030 and that in the future we will make sure that we get information out to all in a timely and professional manner.  If you have any further questions or concerns you may contact me at 718-678-5221.  Thank you for your understanding, and your continued support to our Squadron.

 

Very Respectfully,

Christian Granda, Capt, CAP

NY-030 Deputy Squadron Commander

Reschedule of Community Day
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To all cadets and officers;

Due to impending storms predicted for tomorrow, the Town of Newburgh Community Day has been rescheduled for Saturday, July 2nd.  The times will remain the same.

Capt Piaquadio

Operations Orders 31 May 2016
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1. Situation
Weekly Meeting: 22
Location: Stewart ANGB, HQ Bldg 203
Date: 31 May 2016
Time: 1820-2100
UOD: BDU’s
CQ: Alpha Flight

2. Missions and Execution
1830-1840: Opening formation
1840-1910: Knots
1910-1950: 24 Hour Pack
1950-2020: Map reading
2020-2050: Flight time / Testing
2050-2100: Closing formation

3. Service & Support
The Flight Sergeants will form the flights at 2050. CQ will report to C/CC after dismissal. CQ cannot leave until they are given permission from the Flight Sergeants. If you have any questions address them to your Flight Sergeant. Inform your Flight Sergeant if you unable to attend a meeting.  If you do not inform your Flight Sergeant of your absence repeatedly, then you will not be permitted to attend meetings. Also please bring water, notebook, and a pen or two.

Operations Orders 24 May 2016
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1. Situation
Weekly Meeting: 21
Location: Stewart ANGB, HQ Bldg 203
Date: 24 May 2016
Time: 1820-2100
UOD: PT
CQ: Alpha Flight

2. Missions and Execution
1830-1840: Opening formation
1840-1930: PT
1930-2000: eServices training
2000-2030: Open discussion
2030-2050: Flight time
2050-2100: Closing formation

3. Service & Support
The Flight Sergeants will form the flights at 2050. CQ will report to C/CC after dismissal. CQ cannot leave until they are given permission from the Flight Sergeants. If you have any questions address them to your Flight Sergeant. Inform your Flight Sergeant if you unable to attend a meeting.  If you do not inform your Flight Sergeant of your absence repeatedly, then you will not be permitted to attend meetings. Also please bring water, notebook, and a pen or two.

Upcoming event:
Flag planting at West Point Cemetery this Thursday, May 26th, at 16:15. UOD – Blues if you have them, BDUs if not.  Directions to West Point and parking instructions on website NY030.org – open the event in the calendar.

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