Cadet Programs

C/2dLt Paula Stack, C/SMSgt Jordan Reisher, C/MSgt Nathan Dailey, and C/Amn Amy Self are the Cadet Basic Class Instructors. Cadets attending the Basic Class will learn everything they need to know in order to be a Cadet in the Civil Air Patrol. To be an outstanding Cadet, you must learn the basics about the Cadet Program. The Cadet Program is comprised of several aspects; Leadership, Aerospace, Emergency Services, Mentoring, and Volunteerism. These Outstanding Cadets will become the leaders of the future, by using the leadership traits and mentoring skills that are devoloped by the Cadet Program. Below You will find important Cadet information.

To all SSCS Cadets,
I would like to thank C/2dLt Carlos Rangel for his example of leadership, while he was at the helm of the cadet staff. I will continue to work to improve the organization and communication within the ranks of the cadets. We have a great group of cadets with exceptional Officers, NCOs and element leaders available to mentor the new cadets entering the program. These cadets have traveled the path before you and can give you tips and pointers to help you along your career in CAP. Their hard work and dedication continues to make this squadron one of the up and coming. I want to see the squadron continue to grow and improve in communication and organization.
Lately, I have noticed a decline in the number of cadets regularly coming to meetings. This may be due to summer vacations. However, it is important for cadets to show up for meetings and to stay involved in CAP activities. You will only succeed in Civil Air Patrol by participating in as many different activities as possible. In addition, it is important to read the email callout and bring the items listed. This is also a safety issue. If you come to PT without water and the proper footwear, you could become dehydrated and sprain your ankle. If you are not able to attend a meeting you should let your element leader know in advance, as a common courtesy.
I look forward to serving as your Cadet Commander,
C/2dLT Patrick Stack

REMINDER: YOU MUST HAVE YOUR CAP ID ON YOUR PERSON AT ALL ACTIVITIES, AT THE SQUADRON, AT ORIDES, AND AT WING!

Get Connected
Sign-up for Washington Wing Forum on the Wing website at www.wawg.cap.gov Washington Wing. This way, you will be able to stay informed of upcoming training classes, missions etc.
Also, access the South Sound Composite Squadron at www.cap-wa-olympia.org South Sound Composite Squadrononce a week.
Familiarization with CAP e-Services:
Sign-on to National HQ eServices web site, request a password and ID (click on New first-time user link)
Update your personal and contact information in Review/Edit My Info. Check in occasionally for updates.

CHAIN OF COMMAND

NATIONAL COMMANDER
Maj. Gen Amy S. Courter, CAP

PACIFIC REGION COMMANDER
Col Lee, CAP

WASHINGTON WING COMMANDER
Col. David E Maxwell

SQUADRON COMMANDER
Lt. Ellie Heston

SQUADRON DEPUTY COMMANDER
Maj. Richard Stack

DEPUTY COMMANDER OF CADETS
Lt. Tim Reisher

ASSISTANT DEPUTY COMMANDER OF CADETS
Lt. Percy Newbie

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CADET COMMANDER
Lt. Patrick Stack

*CADET FLIGHT COMMANDERS*

*CADET FLIGHT SERGEANT*

*CADET ELEMENT LEADER*

*CADET ELEMENT MEMBER*

*Fill in names as applicable*