- A-10 West Demonstration Team
- Golden Stars Skydiving Team
- Tim Decker
- U.S. Air Force Heritage Flight
- Melissa Aerobatics
Click here for activity flyer and more details!
http://tinyurl.com/3tpujpb
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Hemet-Ryan Airshow, Volunteers Needed!
Cadets and Seniors are needed Sat., June 11, 2011 for the Hemet-Ryan Airshow at Squadron 59's home airport! Performers include:
Click here for activity flyer and more details!
http://tinyurl.com/3tpujpb
Click here for activity flyer and more details!
http://tinyurl.com/3tpujpb
Tech Safety Tips
Tech Safety tips, posted on behalf of the Group 3 Information Services Officer:
Everyone who uses Windows should have an Emergency Boot Disk. One day you will need it.
Most Windows versions allow you to create one. You can visit "Help and Support" in Windows or the Microsoft Support Center http://support.microsoft.com/
Note well however, that the Emergency Disk varies for each version, and sometimes even release, of Windows, so be sure you are using the correct one.
Also, if your computer is infected with a virus or malware, the Windows disk may not be sufficient. Your antivirus or anti-malware program may help you create one a bootable disk.
Alternatively, Microsoft has a new emergency boot disk with anti-malware installed available at http://connect.microsoft.com/systemsweeper
Check System Requirements to determine if this program will run on your system.
More details on installing and running at
http://www.ghacks.net/2011/05/30/microsoft-standalone-system-sweeper
Geeks may be interested in alternate boot disk systems
http://www.techsupportalert.com/create-bootable-rescue-cd.htm
http://www.techsupportalert.com/content/how-prepare-boot-or-system-problems-creating-windows-7-repair-disk.htm
Questions? Feel free to ask.
David Null, Major
Information Services Officer, Group 3
Everyone who uses Windows should have an Emergency Boot Disk. One day you will need it.
Most Windows versions allow you to create one. You can visit "Help and Support" in Windows or the Microsoft Support Center http://support.microsoft.com/
Note well however, that the Emergency Disk varies for each version, and sometimes even release, of Windows, so be sure you are using the correct one.
Also, if your computer is infected with a virus or malware, the Windows disk may not be sufficient. Your antivirus or anti-malware program may help you create one a bootable disk.
Alternatively, Microsoft has a new emergency boot disk with anti-malware installed available at http://connect.microsoft.com/
Check System Requirements to determine if this program will run on your system.
More details on installing and running at
http://www.ghacks.net/2011/05/
Geeks may be interested in alternate boot disk systems
http://www.techsupportalert.
http://www.techsupportalert.
Questions? Feel free to ask.
David Null, Major
Information Services Officer, Group 3
Monday, May 30, 2011
Group Awards Nomination Deadline in June
CORRECTION
Reminder: Group 3 "of the year" award nominations are due by 15 June 2011. Awards will be presented at the Inland Empire Group 3 annual awards dinner, which is being planned for July. Nominations must be submitted electronically as .doc files to group3awards@gmail.com.
Reminder: Group 3 "of the year" award nominations are due by 15 June 2011. Awards will be presented at the Inland Empire Group 3 annual awards dinner, which is being planned for July. Nominations must be submitted electronically as .doc files to group3awards@gmail.com.
2 New Wilson Recipients
Congratulations to Maj. Cathy Neubauer and LtCol Karen Nahrstadt, both of March Field Composite Sq.45, for earning the Gill Robb Wilson Award which was presented this afternoon by MajGen Amy Courter, CAP National Commander, during a ceremony in San Dimas, Calif. The award is presented for completion of Level V, which is the final level, of the senior member professional development program.
From left: Pacific Region Commander Col. Larry Myrick, Maj Cathy Neubauer (Wilson #2831), LtCol Karen Nahrstadt (Wilson #2832), CAP National Commander MajGen Amy Courter.
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From left: Pacific Region Commander Col. Larry Myrick, Maj Cathy Neubauer (Wilson #2831), LtCol Karen Nahrstadt (Wilson #2832), CAP National Commander MajGen Amy Courter.
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Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Group Awards Nomination Deadline in June
Reminder: Group 3 "of the year" award nominations are due by 30 June 2011. Awards will be presented at the Inland Empire Group 3 annual awards dinner, which is being planned for July. Nominations must be submitted electronically as .doc files.
Friday, April 29, 2011
Flight Scholarship Deadline Sunday!
REMINDER: The Lewis Flight Scholarship deadline is this Sunday, May 1, 2011. The scholarship is being offered by the Pacific Region HQ.
The Flight Scholarship was created to honor the memory of Colonel Edwin W. Lewis, a 56-year member of Civil Air Patrol. At the time of his death he was the Director of Operations for the Pacific Region, Civil Air Patrol. He was a “pilot’s pilot” with vast knowledge of aviation from Cessna 0-1 Bird Dog’s to Boeing 747s.
The purpose of the scholarship is to introduce a Civil Air Patrol Cadet to the wonders of flight. The funds from this scholarship will be used only for initial aviation flight training and no other purpose. The amount of the scholarship is determined each year. It has been $1,000 for the past two years.
The Flight Scholarship was created to honor the memory of Colonel Edwin W. Lewis, a 56-year member of Civil Air Patrol. At the time of his death he was the Director of Operations for the Pacific Region, Civil Air Patrol. He was a “pilot’s pilot” with vast knowledge of aviation from Cessna 0-1 Bird Dog’s to Boeing 747s.
The purpose of the scholarship is to introduce a Civil Air Patrol Cadet to the wonders of flight. The funds from this scholarship will be used only for initial aviation flight training and no other purpose. The amount of the scholarship is determined each year. It has been $1,000 for the past two years.
The deadline for applying for this scholarship each year is May 1. If you are interested, please print out a copy of the application form and follow the directions.
The application can be found on PCR's website, here --
http://pcr.cap.gov/cadet%20programs.html
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Flight Scholarship Deadline This Week!
REMINDER: The Lewis Flight Scholarship deadline is this Sunday, May 1, 2011. The scholarship is being offered by the Pacific Region HQ.
The Flight Scholarship was created to honor the memory of Colonel Edwin W. Lewis, a 56-year member of Civil Air Patrol. At the time of his death he was the Director of Operations for the Pacific Region, Civil Air Patrol. He was a “pilot’s pilot” with vast knowledge of aviation from Cessna 0-1 Bird Dog’s to Boeing 747s.
The purpose of the scholarship is to introduce a Civil Air Patrol Cadet to the wonders of flight. The funds from this scholarship will be used only for initial aviation flight training and no other purpose. The amount of the scholarship is determined each year. It has been $1,000 for the past two years.
The Flight Scholarship was created to honor the memory of Colonel Edwin W. Lewis, a 56-year member of Civil Air Patrol. At the time of his death he was the Director of Operations for the Pacific Region, Civil Air Patrol. He was a “pilot’s pilot” with vast knowledge of aviation from Cessna 0-1 Bird Dog’s to Boeing 747s.
The purpose of the scholarship is to introduce a Civil Air Patrol Cadet to the wonders of flight. The funds from this scholarship will be used only for initial aviation flight training and no other purpose. The amount of the scholarship is determined each year. It has been $1,000 for the past two years.
The deadline for applying for this scholarship each year is May 1. If you are interested, please print out a copy of the application form and follow the directions.
The application can be found on PCR's website, here --
http://pcr.cap.gov/cadet%20programs.html
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