1. Aurora Composite Squadron
13 Feb 2018

2. Aurora Composite Squadron
Core Values
Integrity: …more than simple honesty. It embraces other attributes such as courage, responsibility, accountability, justice, openness, self-respect, and humility. … CAP members must practice the highest standards of self-discipline.
Volunteer Service: …reflects the very essence of the organization—service to humanity. …this core value implies a commitment on the part of all CAP members to place the organization’s purposes first and foremost.
Excellence: …to be the very best, and to consistently improve its humanitarian service to America.
Respect: …treat each other with fairness and dignity, and work together as a team.

3. Aurora Composite Squadron
Agenda
Safety
Introductions
Visitors
New Members
Expiring Memberships
Organizational Items
Senior Activities
Model Airplane
Emergency Services
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Round Table

4. Aurora Composite Squadron
Introductions
Visitors
New Members
Gichachi , Royson Wahome CADET 29 Jan 2018 MALE 30 Jan Jan 2019 (253)
Address: 8325 SW MOHAWK ST APT 210
Tualatin, OR FBI Status: Date Of Birth: Oct-00

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Expiring Memberships
Cadet
Within 30 days of expiration
Heinsch, William
Clayton, Douglas
Within 60 days of expiration
Proffitt, Zachary
Heyns, Ischen
Within 90 days of expiration
Price, Zach
Magsarili, Elijah
Seniors
Within 60 days of expiration
Schrock, Michael
Boyd, Joseph
Taylor, Christopher
Bates, Jodi
Jellison, Nora
Within 90 days of expiration
Kyle, Theodore

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Pre-Activity Risk Safety Briefing
Use this form as a guide to the quick briefing before EVERY activity or event. This includes smaller activities like the mite run in PT, a clean-up detail in the barracks, or an obstacle course run ... any time cadets (or seniors) are going to be involved in an activity. If you follow this guide, you and the group will be conducting a quick risk assessment, and giving a briefing, at the same timel It will get everyone's mind on the risks they might face, while helping them concentrate on performing the task the right way. This briefing is required by CAPR this guide will make it easy
DESCRIBE THE ACTIVITY:
GIVE OVERVIEW OF THE CORRECT WAY TO PERFORM THE ACTIVITY:
BRAINSTORM THE "HAZARDS" AND "RISKS" THE PARTICIPANTS MIGHT FACE: Ask participants to list the risks, or..
Ask the participants, "What can go wrong during this event?"
LIST THE "RISK CONTROLS" YOU WILL PUT IN PLACE:
Ask participants, "What will you do to prevent things from going wrong?" How will they prevent mishaps?
REMIND EVERYONE THAT RISK MANAGEMENT CONTINUES THROUGHOUT THE EVENT. Se constantly on the lookout for new hazards or risks.
Call "KNOCK IT (WHIP to stop anything that looks like it's an "unacceptable risk"
REMIND THEM TO CONCENTRATE ON THE RIGHT WAY TO DO IT. Complete the event "... without getting hurt!"

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Deputy Commander for Cadets Lt Col J Boyd
Aerospace Education Officer Col T Kyle
Testing Officer, Character Development Instructor, Leadership Officer, IT Officer Maj C Knox
Activities Officer 2d Lt J L Bates
Deputy Commander for Seniors, Personnel Officer, PAO Lt Col I Rosenberg
Professional Development Officer Lt Col D Richards
Transportation Officer 2d Lt P Mann
Emergency Services Officer, Health Services Officer 2d Lt C M Verkest
Communications Officer 2d Lt H D  Bates
Aerospace Education Officer S/M G W Bales
Supply Officer Lt Col J Boyd
Squadron Commander Capt Marc Minato
Cadet Commander C/Maj Proffitt
Safety Officer Capt D Rosenberg
Drug Demand Officer 1st Lt P Proffitt
Administrative Officer 1st Lt P Proffitt
Finance Officer 2d Lt H A Miller

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Discussion
Senior Activities
Model Airplane
Emergency Services
Cadet SAREX
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9. Aurora Composite Squadron
Round Table