The Official Forum for our Squadron is Offline for good. There's a Forum available at Wing. There's no need to duplicate efforts. The only thing we had at our forum were documents, and i have moved those to the new Squadron docs link. Thanks Pete |
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Last Updated on Sunday, 03 May 2009 22:25 |
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Wednesday, 04 February 2009 02:32 |
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Civil Air Patrol Wing Management Utilities The Civil Air Patrol Wing Management Utility is here. The Wing Management Utilities (WMU) represent a set of forms and utilities to assist in the automation of tasks associated with CAP Operations and Emergency Services. Maj. VanHorn and myself spent some time today diving into it. It's really not that hard. Once you understand that the Squadron Commander has to login first and has primary access to WMU. Once in, He or She can appoint an Asst. Commander and also a permissive commander, meaning even though this person is not a Commander they have been granted rights by the Commander, to input information on behalf of the Commander. There is now a link to WMU in our Web Links section under CAP.
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Renton Composite Squadron gets a plane! 6169Z, a 1981 Cessna turbocharged model 206 will be coming soon. The plane is in maintenance at the present time but should arrive within a couple of weeks. We are anticipating the arrival and are commencing a turbo operation ground school beginning 7 April at our regular meeting. This is a requirement of the squadron and CAP prior to any pilot being checked out to fly the plane. Our regular meetings HAVE returned to Monday nights. The Seattle Composite Squadron's Training roster for Jan. through Mar. is now available here. |
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Last Updated on Sunday, 03 May 2009 22:19 |
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About Renton Composite Squadron |
Welcome to the Renton Composite Squadron Web Page. We invite you to please be our guest for the evening at one of our weekly meetings. One of our squadron members will give you a tour during the regular meeting activities, present you with informational pamphlets, and during the Evening, answer any questions you may have about CAP. There is no permanent commitment for joining Civil Air Patrol as a Cadet or Senior Member and there are several types of membership, all of which carry various benefits. Our meetings will now be held at:
840 West Perimeter Rd,
at BEFA (Boeing Employee Flying Assoc.)
Renton, WA 98057-5346
Meetings begin on Monday's at 7pm and run until 9pm. Please come down to the Renton airport for your welcoming tour, and we invite You to remain for the full meeting. We also invite you to take a look at the Civil Air Patrol Prospective Member packet. This gives a lot of detailed information about CAP, member benefits, our activities, and more ! For further information about the Renton squadron, please contact,
Lt. Col. John Houser, C/SrA Abraham Inton |
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Civil Air Patrol was conceived in the late 1930s by legendary New Jersey aviation advocate Gill Robb Wilson, who foresaw aviation's role in war and general aviation's potential to supplement America's military operations. With the help of New York Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, the new Civil Air Patrol was established on December 1, 1941, just days before the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. |
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