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Public Affairs Staff: C/Capt Benjamin Schiher, OIC, C/CMSgt Ben Bushnell, C/TSgt Alexxis Hoernes
Mentor: Maj James Ridley II











New York Wing Post
Issue 4 - 22 July 2014

Daily Weather Report:
81 -High of 89 - Low of 68
Partly Cloudy
20% Chance of Precipitation

Leadership and learning are indispensable to one another JFK
"Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the
rest" - Mark Twain
Word of the Day: Determination: noun - firmness of purpose;
resoluteness.
Yesterdays Honor Flight: Echo Warrior Flight: Alpha
Honor Squadron: Sq. 2 Best Bungalow: 9 KP Flight: Command
Happy Birthday to C/Capt Benjamin Schiher & C/SrA Tom Phillips!



Integrity, a Way of Life

Integrity is known as doing the right thing when no one is
looking. As one of our core values, this is something all of us
must live by and practice both in and outside of Civil Air
Patrol. In Civil Air Patrol, integrity allows us to build trust with
each other. Integrity ensures that both safety and
professionalism will result from whatever we accomplish. Out
of civil air patrol, integrity can help us make the right choice,
and represent the professionalism that we must always
demonstrate whether we're in a uniform or not. As cadets, we
must live with integrity.

Customs and Courtesies
Customs and courtesies are important in CAP as well as the regular
world. All military customs and courtesies are rooted in basic
politeness and respect. Simple customs and courtesies, like saluting
and calling a LT or above a Ma'am or Sir, is an example. Another
example is saying hello to a higher ranking person. Respect is the
main purpose for customs and courtesies. Cadets strengthen their
self-discipline and maintain a positive attitude by habitually and
cheerfully rendering customs and courtesies. Learn to Lead
Volume 1.
Alpha Flight gets ready for Calisthenics.
Golf Flight participates in the third stage
of the Team Leadership Project.

Hotel Flight listens to servicemen about
opportunities in the Army.
Tips for the Encampment: How to
Succeed
Tip #4: Remember your Customs and
Courtesies
Being polite and nice may be optional
for normal people in the outside world.
However, here in Civil Air Patrol, you
must be practicing your customs and
courtesies. Saluting your officers,
greeting seniors, and treating other
cadets with the respect that you would
like to be treated.


Cadet Officer of the Day:
C/Capt. Benjamin Schiher, PAO OIC

Recommended Drill Commands for Tomorrows
Drill Test:
Eyes Right
Right Flank March
About Face
Left Step March
Flight Halt
Safety Tip of the Day:
Check your battle buddies for signs of heat exhaustion C/Capt. Lyndsey Ladd, Safety Officer
Things to improve with Drill
(According to Training):
Incorrect dress right dress
Too much arm movement on faces
Not walking in step
Looking around at attention
Incorrect spacing between elements
Delta Flight Marches out to the PT Field.
Charlie Flight staff discuss their plans.
Cadet Staff Quotes:
If you dont have time for Med, Med
will have time for you C/Capt.
Jennifer Elliot
You can take my voice, you can take my
sleep, but youll never take my Arnold
Palmer C/SMSgt Moshe Rubin
Thou shall not forget thy pee chart
C/Major Blake Hotopp
Echo Flight practices drill in their free
time.
General Real Furry guards the Plane.