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Maj. Kenneth Voyticky

ENCA},IPI'IENT COI"fl\TANDER

CAP SENIOR STAFF

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Song: "I'm Alri-ght" Colors: Ifhite on Blue llascot: Co1. Kermit

Squadron History

in 1890 as an elite force, "A" Squadron had been commanded by many an officer, before they found an officer that finally fit the bill. Although "A" Squadron went dor,rn in defeat in the hands of the mighty force last year, guidance, Squadron "A" through superior leadership. This year through superb "Force" "A" is still ,,rj-th a select The Encampment. r.rill dominate the 1981 Tirpe po!/er 1981 Type "A" Encampat the supreme will be the few. "A" Squadron is and ment. Pride, honor, and integrit.y:ar !/trsg t.he men of "A'' squadron are made of . Therefore, honor flight and honor squadron can and rril1 go only to "A" Squadron for they are Ehe best by far.
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Song: Pat.tonrs March Colors: Red on Black Mascot: Animal lluPPet

Animal is the famous drummer of Dr. TooEhrs Electric ilahem Band. Life was tough.for this modern rocktntroller, he was always on the Elove. In order to cope with this fast paced tife, .A.nirnal was forced into the use of drugs. One riay Animal reaLLzed. that drugs didn't help his problems and deeided to quit cold turke-v. His friends hor.rever, decided that he \,Ias no longer a iriend and plotted.to get revenge.. To the beat of Patton's l{arch, Animal practiced his drumming on the supposedly emPly stage. IJhile at the same ti-rne Dr. Toot.h, the leader of the gang, snuck up behin<i Animal ready to stab him in the back r"rith a col-d dagger. As the knife found it,s mark in Anirnals back, something strange and unusual happened. It must have been the military sound of Pat;onrs l{arch, for as each drop of blood spatted upon the floor a perfect CAp cadet basic sprang up and punched Dr. Tooth in the eves' after about thirty boots hit Dr. Tooth in the eyes, he died of severe b1aclc eyes. The elder cadets, using first aid knorvledge, patched up Animal's wound and saved his life. Aniural organized the cadet by naming then group Squadron "B", and appointed the best cadets as squadron NCO's. In order to remember the epic battle Animal named Patton's lfarch as their squadron ttreme song' and symbolized Ehe colors red and b1ack. Ited to represent the blood shed for victory and blaclc to stand for t.he beaten enemy.

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fearless leader, they fought for their honor, the dignity of the civil Air Patrol cadets. They purged forth, crushing their enemi.es as they 1ient. Armed wi-th courage and ,the desire for victory, the Crusaders marched on, fighting for r"rhat they believed in. To thi-s day, the Crusaders continue in their fight for victory. Against nev, rivals, squadrons "A-'and ''B', Ehe ghost of Octavian is there to help them on their way to victory against Lhese daring challengers.

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Congratulationsl You have finished a week of drill,

shouted at, and attending classes and Eours. At first

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encampment

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hope to see you back again, and encourWHO NEEDS

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