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RANGER STAFF TRAINING
2010
Staff Training Handbook
Alpha Homework
Bravo Homework
1st weekend
2010 homework due 13 March 2010
Alpha Homework
Basic Homework 2nd weekend 2010 homework due 27 March 2010
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Staff Training Flyer 2010
Check-in for each weekend
will occur promptly at 0800 hrs on Saturday, with the exception of Weekend #7.
Check-in for weekend #7
will occur at 1900 hrs FRIDAY
RE:
HAWK MOUNTAIN RANGER SCHOOL;
STAFF TRAINING
Attention to all cadets
interested in the PAWG Ranger Program:
HMRS
is aware that certain publications have indicated that
Staff Candidate interviews would be conducted at the
January 16, 2010 Review Boards at Wing Headquarters,
Winter Schools East and West, and the first Staff
Training Weekend of February 27.
However,
please do not be discouraged if you did not make it to
an interview. The ‘interview’ is NOT
a prerequisite to attendance in the Staff
Training Program! In fact, we
anticipate that there will be plenty of cadets we have
not interviewed showing up for the first weekend -and
sincerely hope that turns out to be the case! The
interview, though seemingly formal, serves only to let
folks know that we do take this program seriously. It
also helps to give us an idea in advance of what
'caliber of individuals' we may expect to see on day
one.
Generally, if we come across an individual who has the
motivation and skill to complete the program, but lacks
in other areas (rank/grade, fitness levels, encampment
experience, etc), we work with them anyway to get them
through and bring them to where they need to be. That is
part of our overall ‘teamwork philosophy’ and the reason
why you sometimes see cadets being awarded a 'scarf' at
summer school or in other venues. We keep track of
individual achievements and make sure our hard working
cadets get their recognition as soon as they can.
In short, please feel free
to come on out to the mountain. Bring a buddy! It gets
pretty tough and sometimes it’s nice to have a familiar
friend by your side to share the experiences with. The
Armed Forces still use the buddy sign up system for that
reason! Training begins on Saturday, 27
February 2010.
We hope to see you there!
Jeff Berky
Lt, CAP
Ranger Staff Training Officer
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Weekend #1
27-28
February 2010 - Prospective staff
candidates MUST arrive
at Hawk Mt Ranger School, at 0800 with the following items:
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2 copies of your current Ranger testing form
CAP ID
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Notebook, pens, etc
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Sharp BDU uniform
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Completed CAPF 60
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Out of Wing participants must have with
them a CAPF-31 signed by parent, Squadron Commander, and Wing Commander
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$10 cash
-
Weekend #2 -Scarves and
belts will be worn by ALL Ranger Staff and Staff Candidates starting weekend #2.
Staff Candidates will need:
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A gray Bib-Scarf
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White Pistol Belt w/
Brass eyelets
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Whistle Chain
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Orange
T-Shirt with the CAP Seal over the left breast and CIVIL AIR PATROL Search &
Rescue on the back
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Orange Hat
(with Cloth rank sewn on - if Officer)
-
Full Field Gear
You may
order these items from the Hawk Mt
Ranger School BX or
Vanguard
www.vanguardmil.com
Prerequisites
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Cadets must
be at least 13 years of age
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Cadets must
completed the Mary Feik Achievement #3
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Cadets Must be in Physical Fitness Category 1 (no
limitations)
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Cadet should
have attended Encampment, but is a requirement before serving on
Staff
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Future
attendance at a Cadet Leadership School is highly recommended
-
Seniors must
have completed Level One, and CPPT
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Attending a
prior Summer Ranger School is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, but not required
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Cadets and
Seniors should have at least General ES Rating
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Cadets should also complete the
FEMA Independent Study Program
IS Courses 100, 200, 700 and
800. Links to these courses are on the
HMRS HOME PAGE
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Ability to
attend and participate at ALL staff training weekends, PA Wing and
Ranger Events
The
Ranger Uniform
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Pressed and Starched BDU Uniform, complete with all
patches and rank (if an Officer, cloth rank will be sewn on).
The SAR (Summer School is required) patch will be sewn on. Uniform must be in good
condition. Pants and Blouse must match.
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Shined Combat Boots, jungle boots will not be
accepted
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Orange Hat, with squadron
numbers or Keystone (if Orange or Red Scarf) Cloth Rank sewn on - If an
Officer
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Bib-Scarf. Scarf will be ironed, but not creased down the center.
- Gray - Staff Candidate
- Yellow - Basic Staff
- Orange - Advanced Staff
- Green - Field Medic
- Red - Medic First Class
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Pistol Belt with Brass Eyelets
- White - Staff & Staff Candidates
- Black - Expert Ranger
- Red - Master Medic
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Whistle
& Chain
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Grooming Standards as described in CAPM 39-1
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Pen and small notebook will be carried on your
person at all times.
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