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School Dates: 10-18 July 2010
Click here for the
complete HMRS Information page
This links you to a detailed
letter explaining the application process, what to expect at the school, what is
expected of you, travel details, packing list and more.
Payment of school fees:
http://hmrs.eventbrite.com/
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Applications accepted between January until June 21, 2010
Applications are available here |
Mail
completed applications to:
PAWG
CAP, Hawk
Building
3-108
Fort
Indiantown Gap
Annville,
PA 17003
or email
to:
rangerstaff@yahoo,com
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Student
Fees & Staff Meal Plans
Checks
are to be mailed to:
PAWG CAP
Building
3-108
Fort
Indiantown Gap
Annville
PA 17003
Checks
are to be made payable to:
PAWG CAP
Hawk
Fees are
not to be paid until
student has been accepted!
Questions can be emailed to:
rangerstaff@yahoo.com
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Located in Kempton,
Pennsylvania, Hawk Mountain Ranger School is the longest running Search & Rescue
School in the nation. For over 50 years, it has provided some of the best
wilderness SAR training to cadets and seniors throughout the country. HMRS is
the most intense and rewarding summer activity that CAP has to offer. If you
have never been to the mountain, now is your chance to become a part of the
tradition. If you have already graduated from a HMRS course, attend again to
further your training through more advanced courses.
The training that you will receive at HMRS
is different from that of any other school in CAP. While
the majority of training at most schools takes place in classrooms, here you
will learn by doing all of the tasks. You will spend the duration of the
school outside in same conditions as a real mission. You will participate
in a multi day field training exercise testing all of your acquired skills along
with your endurance.
The first several days of the school
start at 0515 hrs. You are led through physical training and the obstacle
course. That is followed by a run or 3 ball soccer. A variety of classes
follows throughout the day, teaching individual skills about equipment and
techniques used in team searches, navigation, cutting tools, survival, and
woodsmanship skills. In addition to the practical skills, leadership and
character development are emphasized. Next you will begin the field training
exercise. After this, the last part of the school involves testing, not just to
graduate from the school, but also to earn Ranger Grade certifications which
include 101 advancement. Throughout
the entire school, you will be challenged to take charge of difficult situations
in order to become part of a working team.
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