Happy Holidays!

Posted on 19 December 2018 by Lt Col. Ann Brechbühl

From all of us to all of you.

No meeting on Christmas Eve or New Year’s Eve.

National Cadet Special Activities Applications

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We had an exciting meeting last night! The Wing Director of Cadet Programs came and talked to the cadets about NCOLS, National Cadet Special Activities and the NH-UK Exchange. Applications are open NOW. We followed that up by an presentation on the Space Race and a couple of promotions. Congratulations to our new C/AMN and C/A1C!

https://www.gocivilairpatrol.com/programs/cadets/activities/national-cadet-special-activities/

One Starry Night

Posted on 10 December 2018 by Lt Col. Ann Brechbühl

The Lebanon Composite Squadron volunteered as parking marshalls for One Starry Night again this year. Many thanks to all who gave their Friday evening to ensure a safe experience for all the visitors.

Posted on 23 October 2018 by Lt Col. Ann Brechbühl

1LT Ben Stallman, our Cadet Commander in 2012, visited the cadets yesterday. It was a great opportunity for the cadets to talk with him about his post-high school experiences.

Drill in the Sunset

Posted on 17 September 2018 by Maj. Rangi Keen

The cadets took a break from their drill training to admire the brilliant sunset over the flight line.

Lebanon Cadets at Encampment

Posted on 21 July 2018 by Lt Col. Ann Brechbühl

See more pictures under Daily Updates at http://nhvtencampment.nhcapcadets.org/

O Flights at Encampment!

Posted on 21 July 2018 by Lt Col. Ann Brechbühl

Lt Col Mark Farley providing Glider O Flights at the NH Summer Encampment and NCOS, out of the nearby Barre/Montpelier airport. Many cadets got to have their first glider or powered O Flight this week.

Prouty Support 2018

Posted on 26 June 2018 by Maj. Rangi Keen

As in previous years, the Lebanon squadron will be supporting the Prouty this year on Saturday, 14 July.

If you have signed up to help out with the Prouty, please arrive at the Richmond Middle School at 0600. Check in at the volunteer tent and pick up a volunteer shirt.

Saturday

Meet at the following locations by 0600:

Recovery vehicle drivers: Garipay Field
All others: Richmond Middle School

Gear

Rain gear (the event runs rain or shine)
Cell phone if you have one you can use for the day
- Please send your number to Maj. Rangi Keen before the event
- We can provide a cell phone and/or radio as needed
Drivers (nice to have, but not required)
- Push broom in case you need to clear gravel or broken glass from the road

Dress

BDUs (preferred) or other CAP uniform. Cadets please wear your PT shirt. Seniors please wear your Prouty volunteer shirt.

Food

Breakfast and lunch will be provided by the Prouty at the main venue
- If you are driving, you can get food at the rest stops (although you may want to bring your own as this is basic fare)
Bring your own water and snacks
- You can fill up a the rest stops as needed, but it’s always good to have your own

Parking

Volunteer parking at the Richmond Middle School is at the Dartmouth Printing parking lot north of the middle school. If you need to drop off lots of gear, enter via Desden Road to the drop-off area south of the school. Once done unloaded, move your vehicle to the Dartmouth Printing lot.