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6-7 & 20-21 Feb 2010 -
Winter School Weekends
27-28 Feb 2010 -1st Staff Training Weekend
SLS Training - Emergency Services Training
The event calendar for 2009-10 is posted click
upcoming
events.
email
rangerstaff@yahoo.com
Questions & RSVP
Everyone is invited to attend training at
all the weekends. We have dedicated staff members available to
train and sign off Ranger Grade and 101 task. This program is
designed to meet the needs of a wide range of participants from
cadets and seniors that have no camping or operational experiences
to those working towards their Ground Team Leader. This is the
perfect opportunity to train and gain experience to become mission ready individuals. |
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Hawk Mountain Ranger School
10-18 July 2010
Click here for more information about
the school
Applications being accepted until June 21, 2010
Both Senior and Cadet Course
If you cannot spend the entire week
join us for our 3 Day Aircrew Survival Course!
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Thinking about becoming
a member of Ranger Staff?
Check out the Ranger Staff Cadets page for more
information on the Staff Training Program.
1st Ranger Staff Training Weekend 27-28 Feb 2010
Click here for
flyer! (post at your
squadron)
Everyone is invited to attend training at
all the weekends. We have dedicated staff members available to
train and sign off Ranger Grade and 101 task. This program is
designed to meet the needs of a wide range of participants from
cadets and seniors that have no camping or operational experiences
to those working towards their Ground Team Leader. This is the
perfect opportunity to train and gain experience to become mission ready individuals. |
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Congratulations!
Reading Composite Squadron 811
Winner of the 2009 Ranger Team Competition

Squadron 302 - 2nd place
Squadron 101 - 3rd Place
Squadron 104 - 4th Place |
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Founded
in 1956, Hawk Mountain Ranger
School
is the longest running Search & Rescue school in the country.
Students as young as 13
and through adulthood
are faced with challenging tasks
and intense training,
both in leadership
and practical skills.
The confidence
gained through facing these challenges prepares graduates to face challenges
not only in SAR,
but in all aspects of life.
Throughout the training, students embody the
CAP core values.
Integrity,
to the point of letting go of
personal desires
is the main focus of the Ranger
Creed,
which concludes:
"These things I do, that others may
live..." |
The Ranger Creed
It is my duty as a member of the
Rangers of the Civil Air Patrol ground search and rescue service, to
save lives, aid the injured, and protect their property.
In order to do this, I will
keep myself physically fit at all times.
I will be prepared at all times
to perform
my assigned duties quickly and efficiently, placing these duties before my personal
desires and comfort.
These things I do that others may
live...
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Participate in
Ranger activities
and earn ES Ratings!!
Ranger Grades
require completion of corresponding
ES Specialty Qualifications, such as
GTM 3, GTM 2, GTM 1, GTL... At
every Ranger activity, complete
tasks on the SQTR! Ranger
Staff members hold ES Specialty Qualifications,
including SET.
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Projects:
Donations
to Honor our Staff Members
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Memorial Stone will be delivered in 2010 Clearing for the Medical Training Building will begin this Fall.
This building will be constructed in Donna Connor's Memory. |
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The rope training tower
is up and running! However it is not finished, we still need your help!
climbing wall -
fencing - lighting - slide for life - teaching pavilion
For more information, click the
link below.
***Rope
Training Tower Fund Raising Project***
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June 8, 2007 July 15, 2007 Sept 9, 2007
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| Hawk Mt Ranger School in the
proud owner of a new Bobcat complete with ambulance back designed by Lt Dave
Quatse.
This Bobcat was purchased with the support of Civil Air Patrol
National Headquarters and Pennsylvania Wing, Thank you! |
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Photos
needed
for the website Do
you have pictures from Hawk Mountain or other Ranger Events? Send
them to
Rangerstaff@yahoo.com
They should be in JPG format. |
Wanted!
Participation Letters 1956
to Mid 1980's
Were you at the Hawk Mt Ranger
School?
Do you have you Participation letters?
If so, we are looking for
copies to enter into our database.
Send your information to
Rangerstaff@yahoo.com |
Help Wanted!
HMRS is looking for
Staff Members!
Logistics - Data Entry
- Teaching - Mentoring - Construction - Fundraising - Website design
- Publications - Public Affairs - Photography - Finance - Moral
Leadership - SAR Training -
Do you have time to
volunteer?
Contact
Rangerstaff@yahoo.com |
Looking for Hawk
Mountain Supplies?
Check out the
Hawk Mountain BX
Boots & HMRS Fleeces make great
gifts!
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HAWK MOUNTAIN MAPS
ARE HERE!
We are proud to announce the release of the
Hawk Mountain Evasion Chart (HMEVC-1)!
Click here for details about the map and
how to obtain
your copy of the HMEVC-1 |

Col Phillip Neuweiler |
Colonel
Neuweiler, Hawk Mountain Ranger Program Founder and PAWG Wing Commander.
He was
appointed Wing Commander on 16 August 1945 and served until 31 March
1946 and again, from 9 August 1947 until 21 march 1970, the longest
tenure of any Wing Commander in Civil Air Patrol history.
Colonel
Phillip Neuweiler History
History of
Hawk Mountain Ranger School |
| POLICY OF HAWK MT FACILITY
USE BY CAP MEMBERS:
The Col Neuweiler Training Facility - Hawk
Mountain Ranger School is a tremendous asset that all CAP
Members should be using:
The Hawk Mountain
Ranger Training Facility is owned by
the Civil Air Patrol. It is operated, maintained & managed by PA Wing.
Print this flyer for your squadron
HMRS Usage |

3
pole building
plenty of camping space
large parade field |

2
crash sites |
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Members wishing to visit or use the facility should contact:
Col Herb Cahalen
301-775-5265
cahalene@comcast.net
Lt Col DeEtte Riley 814-880-9083
driley@awandsons.com
Maj Maurice Connor 610-756-4483
chpd@juno.com
They will coordinate the schedule and facility needs. |

breath taking views from the top of the mountain |

large obstacle course |
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Contact Information
Pennsylvania Wing Headquarters Civil
Air Patrol
Building 3-108
Fort Indiantown Gap
Annville PA 17003
(717)-861-2335
Rangerstaff@yahoo.com
- Hawk Mt Base Telephone
- 610-756-4170 (During July only)
- email
- School Commander:
Col Herb Cahalen
- General Information: rangerstaff@yahoo.com
Webmaster: rangerstaff@yahoo.com |
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