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Colonel J.J.Dent
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HEADQUARTERS CIVIL UR PATROL Auxiliary United States Air Force CAPC SUl-1MER ENCAIlP!.fENT HARCH AFB, CALIFORNIA
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TO ALLCADETS CAPCSUlJ]JlJ.er Encampment }furch Air Force Base, California
September,
1956
You attending the 1956 Encampment have enjoyed the complete understanding and cooperation of the strategic Air Conunand "of' the Uni.t.ed states Air Force. As we look back through the years and compar-e this Enc&~ment to those past, this is the finest ever attended by Civil Air iPatrol cadets from the Southern Area, California Wing. . Ambition promotes training which leads to achievement; therefore, the amount of individual effort expended results in success or failure. From this point on we can build through continuous effort a strong future for the Civil Air Patrol program, or we can remain on a plateau, glancing neither forward nor backward, but becoming satisfied only with ourselves rather than with results. Let us then take home the leadership, the initiative, ani the understanding developed here, and apply it to the job to be accomplished - - the promotion of an intensive program of Aviation Education.
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CAPT. N.A. MORRISON
MEDICAL OFFICER
MAJ. ARTHUR T. HARRIS
COMMANDANT OF CADETS
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ATTENTION DAILY BULLET:ill
22 Aug 56
Due to increased demandsand paper work and for just plain acccmpl.Lshmenf - w must institute a nev policy! \ile are asking that somewherebetween starting and quitting time, and without infringing too muchon time usually devoted to rest perdods, coffee breaks, chov, goldbricking, and plain goo.fing off, all senior personne'l at the CAFe summerencampnent endeavor to find some time that can be set aside and can be mown as the "WORK BREAK. II Signed:
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Cadet Commander: Cadet Major Douglas Holland' Asst Cadet Co Adjutant : Cadet Captain vlilliaJll Cornelius Cadet 1st Lt Julie Martineau
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Connnander:Cadet 2nd Lt Standley Davis "I" Flight Leader: C/Sgt James r-foss "K!!Flight Leader: C/Sgt Charles HcGinnis "L" Flight Leader: C/Sgt Doyle Narry
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1956 -
.As you knov all the 250 Oiv:U Air Patrol cadets going to summerencampment left by USAF airlift - a 0-54 and VC-97brought us in from Santa Barbara, Burbank, Long Beach, and San Diego. I guess the senior personnel who reached the enc~pment a few days earlier had their problems in setting up the headquarters and arranging the million and one details, but by the time we got to March Air Force Base at Riverside, things were pretty well under- control, and it really wasnIt too bad waiting outside the building in the hot, broiling sun waiting to be processed and wanting to get the showon the road. It just seemeg like hours
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They sure can ask the questions. !ryes, Ma tam, I KNOW filled out my application! It I I could. have cried when the razor took off my stripes. This w:U1make a REAL cadet out of me
The Female "Tigers II - the gals whohave their COP- already seem to get more attention The chaplain was next in line. _Theysure had him sitting in the Right place o
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Whenwe got our bedding, I really began to feel rrw life as an "afrman" had begun
Thanks a million for making sure a shoe shine kit went into my gear. The grass around here doesnlt get watered much, and it gets KINDA
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Right off the bat somemajor came into our "jungle" - barracks to you civilians - and pulled something they ca.J..l"inspectionlf 34
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politely asked to correct our uniforms- I had to buy a few things- I think there's a Head Shrinker in our jungle- and then we had to make ourselves neat looking. }1om, I think you ought to mow.... 'Whenwe wre kindly informed as to our "boo-Boos" we were .
I don't have my curly hair anymore!
Those that didn It make the barbershop had to take Tm.at came
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The Female Tigers got the VIP treatment when they got on the flight line for their C-45 rides.eo
They even got to be important "movie stars" . They were sure PRETTY enough!
The gals actually got to handle the controls all by themselves. lvonder if the pilot lost a lot of \-1light?
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We practised our drilling and marching going to and from places. I didn't mind as long as three times a day I ended up in ~ favorite place
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Someof the kids werenIt as healthy as others and had to go on II sick call"
On Sunday we went to church on the base and spent the rest of the day taking time
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I'll have to tell you at home about this inspection they rr..imicked! There was this major
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The last morning was our "Final Revie,,,rr I just love a parade! Th3 Colors The Band and even our marching looked good. The commander of the base awar-ded the trophies to the outstanding cadets of t he encampment
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