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| Colorado Cadets, CyberPatriot National Champs, Featured on Local TV News - Thursday, May 10, 2012KRDO NewsChannel13, a local ABC affiliate in Colorado Springs, recently aired a story about the cadets and coach from the Colorado Springs Cadet Squadron who earned the CyberPatriot National Championship in March.
Read and watch the story aired earlier this month, "Local Cadets Are Next Generation Of Cyber Defenders," here:
http://www.krdo.com/news/30988830/detail.html (web article with small-frame video)
http://www.krdo.com/video/30989933/index.html (large-frame video) |
| Colorado Squadron to Represent Rocky Mounatin Region at National Cadet Competition - Monday, April 30, 2012Colorado to Represent Rocky Mountain Region at NCC
Boise, ID - The Rocky Mountain Region Cadet Competition was held April 27-28, 2012, at Gowen Field Air National Guard Base, Boise, Idaho. Four wings were represented - Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and Idaho.
The Colorado Wing prevailed by winning the competition and moves on to the National Cadet Competition in Dayton, Ohio, June 22-24, 2012.
Thunder Mountain Composite Squadron, based in Grand Junction, CO, is the team that will represent the Rocky Mountain Region.
First Place in:
Outdoor Practical Drill
Panel Quiz
In Ranks Inspection
Second Place in:
Indoor Practical Drill
Written Exam
Standard Drill
Team members:
C/MSgt Shamron Willison, team captain
C/TSgt. Tony Cavaliere- winner of raffle for a bicycle
C/SA. Sienna Watkins- Lead Guard
We wish the team good luck, bring home a win for Colorado and RMR at NCC! |
| Colorado Wing Cadet Competition - Monday, March 26, 2012Colorado Wing held its Cadet Competition March 24 at Colorado State University in Ft. Collins. Thompson Valley Composite Squadron will represent the Rocky Mountain Region at the National Cadet Competition in June at Wright-Patterson AFB. There are no other entries for drill team; their spot at NCC is automatic. Thunder Mountain Composite Squadron Color Guard will travel to Boise, ID, to compete at the Region Competition representing the Colorado Wing on April 27-28.
Congratulations to both teams! Good luck to Thunder Mountain! |
| COLORADO SPRINGS CADET SQUADRON CYBERPATRIOT NATIONAL CHAMPS! - Saturday, March 24, 2012CONGRATULATIONS to the Colorado Springs Cadet Squadron on being the National Champs for the All Service CyberPatriot Competition. Members of the CSCS Wolf Pack who successfully defended virtual networks from a professional aggressor team during the competition are:
Cadet 2nd Lt. Carlin Idle
Cadet Chief Master Sgt. Kyal Lanum
Cadet Senior Master Sgt. Chris Vasquez, team captain
Cadet Senior Airman Christopher Ottesen
Cadet Airman Basic Stephen Parish
Senior Member John Parish
Capt. Bill Blatchley coached and mentored the Wolf Pack champs with assistance from 1st Lt. Simeon Blatchley and 1st Lt. Thomas Jessop.
The CSCS CyberPatriot Team is featured in the forthcoming issue of the COWG Peaks & Planes magazine.
More than 1,000 teams signed up to participate in the CyberPatriot competition representing all 50 states, U.S. Department of Defense Dependent Schools in Europe and the Pacific, and Canada. A record 218 teams from CAP competed in at least one of the first three virtual rounds of competition before the four finalists made it to the fourth and final round.
Follow this link below for the full story on the National CyberPatriot competition in the on-line CAP Volunteer magazine:
http://www.capvolunteernow.com/todays-features/?colo_team_takes_caps_2nd_straight_cyberpatriot_national_title&show=news&newsID=12769 |
| COWG Spaatz Awards Recipients - Friday, January 06, 2012COWG recognizes two members of COWG that recently received their Spaatz Award:
#1819, Brandon G. Maso, 8 Nov 11, Air Academy Composite Squadron
#1820, Caitlynn M. Graham, 20 Dec 11, Dakota Ridge Composite Squadron
Please congratulate these cadets for the accomplishments. Less than .5% of all CAP cadets earn this award.
For more information about The Spaatz Association and the Spaatz Award, click the "read more" link. read more ... |
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Welcome To The Colorado Wing, Civil Air Patrol!
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Want to Join the Civil Air Patrol???
Visit the CAP National web site to learn more and locate a unit near you.
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View videos about the Civil Air Patrol
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The Civil Air Patrol is a great way to serve America. Our three primary missions are Aerospace Education, Cadet Programs and Emergency Services. CAP is an all-volunteer organization, made up of everyday people with a wide variety of skills.
Federal, state and local authorities rely on the CAP's volunteer pilots and ground personnel to provide search and rescue assistance, disaster relief, homeland security, counter-drug operations support and cadet leadership training. The Colorado Wing of the CAP offers a wide variety of opportunities for citizens from all walks of life to serve Colorado, and America. With nearly 60,000 members nationwide, the CAP is one of the largest volunteer organizations in the country.
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The Civil Air Patrol is an auxiliary of the United States Air Force, performing "Missions For America". In Colorado, the CAP is headquartered at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs. We operate 35 squadrons throughout the state.
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The COWG squadrons stand ready to
assist those in need. Missions range from search-and-rescue of lost hikers or hunters, location of downed aircraft and transport of emergency personnel or medical materials. When there is a disaster in a Colorado community, the State's CAP squadrons respond by transporting doctors, firefighters or emergency personnel to the areas in need.
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Volunteers also perform homeland security, disaster relief, reconnaissance and counter drug missions at the request of federal, state and local agencies.
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Our members take a leading role in aerospace education and serve as mentors to the almost 25,000 young people currently participating in CAP cadet programs. CAP has been performing missions for America
for more than 60 years.
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For more information about joining Colorado Wing, click "How Do I Join CAP? on the left menu. For more information about Civil Air Patrol in general, click CAP National Headquarters. |
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Want to Join the Civil Air Patrol???
Visit the CAP National web site to learn more and locate a unit near you.
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View videos about the Civil Air Patrol
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The Civil Air Patrol is a great way to serve America. Our three primary missions are Aerospace Education, Cadet Programs and Emergency Services. CAP is an all-volunteer organization, made up of everyday people with a wide variety of skills.
Federal, state and local authorities rely on the CAP's volunteer pilots and ground personnel to provide search and rescue assistance, disaster relief, homeland security, counter-drug operations support and cadet leadership training. The Colorado Wing of the CAP offers a wide variety of opportunities for citizens from all walks of life to serve Colorado, and America. With nearly 60,000 members nationwide, the CAP is one of the largest volunteer organizations in the country.
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The Civil Air Patrol is an auxiliary of the United States Air Force, performing "Missions For America". In Colorado, the CAP is headquartered at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs. We operate 35 squadrons throughout the state.
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The COWG squadrons stand ready to
assist those in need. Missions range from search-and-rescue of lost hikers or hunters, location of downed aircraft and transport of emergency personnel or medical materials. When there is a disaster in a Colorado community, the State's CAP squadrons respond by transporting doctors, firefighters or emergency personnel to the areas in need.
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Volunteers also perform homeland security, disaster relief, reconnaissance and counter drug missions at the request of federal, state and local agencies.
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Our members take a leading role in aerospace education and serve as mentors to the almost 25,000 young people currently participating in CAP cadet programs. CAP has been performing missions for America
for more than 60 years.
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For more information about joining Colorado Wing, click "How Do I Join CAP? on the left menu. For more information about Civil Air Patrol in general, click CAP National Headquarters. |
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Colorado Wing Event Calendar
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Wing Contact Information
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| Commander: |
Col Earl Sherwin
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| Vice Commander: |
Lt Col David Novotny |
| Chief of Staff: |
Maj Ryan Lord
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| Director Of Operations: |
Maj William Waite |
| Director Of Safety: |
Maj Floyd "Buddy" McCormick
970-376-0016
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| Director Of Cadet Programs: |
Lt Col Gary Falls |
| Director Of Aerospace Education: |
Major Dave "Mick" Micheletti
719-482-5341 |
| Director of Public Affairs: |
Lt Col Mike Daniels
303-674-7070 (H)
303-325-7876 (W)
303-674-7070 (FAX)
720-261-3880 (cell)
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| Wing Administrator: |
Ian Carman
719-556-8280 (Wing HQ) |
| Wing Chaplain: |
Lt Col Jeff Williams |
| Recruitment and Retention: |
Capt Sam Turner |
| Wing Webmaster: |
Lt Col Karl Schultz |
| State Director: |
Gerald Peaslee
720-847-5002 (work)
720-847-5010 (fax)
303-884-3213 (mobile) |
| State Division Program Manager: |
Lt Col Michael McDonald
720-847-5003 |
| USAFA/ROTC Admissions Officer: |
Lt Col Chris Yakabe (USAFR)
303-946-6771 |
CAP National HQ Contacts
Agencies requesting CAP Mission Support
should contact the CAP National Operations Center (NOC) at 888-211-1812 |
Colorado Legislative CO-999
State Capitol Bldg, Denver 80203
Meets at State Capitol Building |
| Commander: |
State Senator, Lt Col Kent Lambert
303-866-2937 |
COWG HEADQUARTERS
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Mailing Address:
360 W Otis St
Peterson AFB CO 80914-3103 |
Physical Address:
Hangar 133
Peterson AFB CO |
719-556-8280
fax 719-556-6186
COWG Annex
Colorado Wing Civil Air Patrol offices
19210 East Breckenridge Avenue, Stop 33
Buckley Air Force Base, Colorado 80011-9525
Fax: (DEN)720-847-5009
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LINKS OR REFERENCES TO INDIVIDUALS OR COMPANIES DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN ENDORSEMENT OF ANY INFORMATION, PRODUCT OR SERVICE YOU MAY RECEIVE FROM SUCH SOURCES.
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| Commander: |
Col Earl Sherwin
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| Vice Commander: |
Lt Col David Novotny |
| Chief of Staff: |
Maj Ryan Lord
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| Director Of Operations: |
Maj William Waite |
| Director Of Safety: |
Maj Floyd "Buddy" McCormick
970-376-0016
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| Director Of Cadet Programs: |
Lt Col Gary Falls |
| Director Of Aerospace Education: |
Major Dave "Mick" Micheletti
719-482-5341 |
| Director of Public Affairs: |
Lt Col Mike Daniels
303-674-7070 (H)
303-325-7876 (W)
303-674-7070 (FAX)
720-261-3880 (cell)
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| Wing Administrator: |
Ian Carman
719-556-8280 (Wing HQ) |
| Wing Chaplain: |
Lt Col Jeff Williams |
| Recruitment and Retention: |
Capt Sam Turner |
| Wing Webmaster: |
Lt Col Karl Schultz |
| State Director: |
Gerald Peaslee
720-847-5002 (work)
720-847-5010 (fax)
303-884-3213 (mobile) |
| State Division Program Manager: |
Lt Col Michael McDonald
720-847-5003 |
| USAFA/ROTC Admissions Officer: |
Lt Col Chris Yakabe (USAFR)
303-946-6771 |
CAP National HQ Contacts
Agencies requesting CAP Mission Support
should contact the CAP National Operations Center (NOC) at 888-211-1812 |
Colorado Legislative CO-999
State Capitol Bldg, Denver 80203
Meets at State Capitol Building |
| Commander: |
State Senator, Lt Col Kent Lambert
303-866-2937 |
COWG HEADQUARTERS
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Mailing Address:
360 W Otis St
Peterson AFB CO 80914-3103 |
Physical Address:
Hangar 133
Peterson AFB CO |
719-556-8280
fax 719-556-6186
COWG Annex
Colorado Wing Civil Air Patrol offices
19210 East Breckenridge Avenue, Stop 33
Buckley Air Force Base, Colorado 80011-9525
Fax: (DEN)720-847-5009
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LINKS OR REFERENCES TO INDIVIDUALS OR COMPANIES DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN ENDORSEMENT OF ANY INFORMATION, PRODUCT OR SERVICE YOU MAY RECEIVE FROM SUCH SOURCES.
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