Banning Lewis Ranch Cadet Squadron

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Banning Lewis Ranch Cadet Squadron
Colorado Springs, Colorado

Meeting Status

The Meeting for 24 June 2019 is a Go!

Meeting Details can be found HERE

New and Prospective Cadets

Interested in joining our Squadron? Click here to learn how to join.

Contacts

Name	Role	Email	Telephone	Telephone 2
1st Lt Greg Schmitz	Squadron Commander
C/2nd Lt Anna Conkling	Cadet Commander
C/CMSgt Dylan Weatherly	First Sergeant

NCSA (National Cadet Special Activities)

For a list and descriptions of NCSAs(National Cadet Special Activities) go here.

For a brief description of some of the 45 NCSAs around the country go here.

Encampment

Encampment is coming up! If you have not completed the packing list do so. The packing list can be found here. Also the arrival and departure instructions can be found here. Please prepare for an amazing time at encampment.

BLRCS (RMR-CO-190) General Information

Here is some information about the Banning Lewis Cadet Squadron.

Location

Squadron Meeting Location

Meadowlake Airport

AEFCO Building

WEST SIDE OF RUNWAY

DIRECTIONS

Warrior Weekend

May 5th and 6th saw our very own Banning Lewis Ranch Cadet Squadron hosting the annual Warrior Weekend. 55 cadets came from 21 different squadrons from across Colorado to participate in emergency services training. Cadets received training of their choosing of radio operations, ground teaming training, urban direction finding, and mission staff assistance services. Cadets also were allowed to participate in drill activities, experienced morning PT (physical training), and made friends with fellow civil air patrol members over the days.

Warrior Weekend kicked off on May 4th at 1800 with some cadets arriving early to set up their tents and meet other cadets early. For everyone else, May 5th was the first day which introduced the first and only full day of Warrior Weekend. From 800 at Reveille to Retreat at 1800 and Taps at 2200, Saturday was a day full of activities and adventure. May 5th held a similar day, however, the day ending at 1200. Cadets went on their separate ways throughout CO.