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2023 Summer Encampment![]() NOTE: Due to unprecedented number of Arizona Wing cadets who want to attend encampment this summer, we are unable to support cadets who are members of other wings. The 19th Cadet Training Group of the Arizona Wing is pleased to announce 2023 Arizona Wing Summer Encampment will be held this summer. The dates are 10 June to 17 June. The Encampment returns to the Fort Huachuca Army Post in Sierra Vista, AZ. Cadet Cadre will arrive on 7 June for training and setup (see your email for arrival instructions). The arrival time for cadet students on 10 June at 1100 hours. Students are to arrive in ABUs, there will be no opportunity to change into ABUs upon arrival. Students should also have eaten lunch prior to arrival. Graduation is open to all family and friends, it will be held on Saturday 17 June at 1100 hours at the Barnes Field-house football stadium. There are bleachers but limited shade. Graduation should last approximately an hour. What is Encampment? Yes, encampment is required before a cadet can promote to 2d Lt (Mitchell Award), and encampment is required before a cadet can apply to attend a National Cadet Special Activity. It is, however, much more than that.
Encampment provides the cadets with training in a variety of areas, some which are academic and some which are physical. The cadets learn much more than just the academic and physical parts of CAP life. So far if this sounds like a lot of work, well, it is! What Encampment Is Not It is NOT an "in your face, screaming at you" boot camp. It is also not a typical summer camp. While they do learn military discipline and drill, the cadets are not yelled at, singled out, or "hazed". Exercise is never used as a form of negative discipline. Any correction that needs to be made is expected to be done out of earshot of the rest of the cadets. Praise is expected to be in front of all. Expectations Of Cadets Cadets are expected to come physically and mentally prepared for encampment. They are expected to follow rules and regulations, and they are expected to fully participate in all activities. If a cadet is unable to participate in an activity for some reason, it needs to be reported immediately to the flight sergeant, flight commander, or Training officer. Cadets are expected to finish encampment. CAPP 52-24 outlines the requirements for encampment. Cadets MUST complete 80% of the required curriculum to graduate.
Cadets and parents (regardless of the cadet's age) will both sign the cadet encampment contract. You are stating you have read the contract and you understand the purpose and expectations of encampment cadets. Transportation The encampment staff is not involved with transportation to or from encampment. Individual squadrons are of course welcome and encouraged to arrange for carpooling opportunities within their squadrons.
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