Issue 1 - 26 July 2010

Camp Blanding, FL

DAILY DOOLIE
Safety brief
Encampment Chain of command
Encampment Commander: Capt Eddie Villalba Deputy Commander: Capt John Samonas Commandant of Cadets: Capt Corey Hamilton Cadet Commander: C/Lt Col Josh Hinson Cadet Deputy Commander: C/Maj Trung Tran Cadet Executive Officer: C/Maj Tiffany Jakowczuk Squadron One Commander: C/Maj Timothy Pollock Squadron One First Sergeant: C/CMSgt Daniel Harvey Alpha Flight Commander: C/1st Lt Arthur Malmis Alpha Flight Sergeant: C/MSgt Griffin Balducci Bravo Flight Commander: C/Capt Nicholas Palczer Bravo Flight Sergeant: C/TSgt Manuel Rodriguez Charlie Flight Commander: C/CMSgt Mical Humphrey Charlie Flight Sergeant: C/SSgt Theron Walsh Squadron Two Commander: C/2d Lt Michael Santana Squadron Two First Sergeant: C/CMSgt Sean Andino Delta Flight Commander: C/CMSgt Dakota Hurley Delta Flight Sergeant: C/TSgt Cody Sugg Echo Flight Commander: C/2d Lt Joshua Dovi Echo Flight Sergeant: C/TSgt Rafael Marimon Foxtrot Flight Commander: C/2d Lt Scott Kennedy Foxtrot Flight Sergeant: C/TSgt Stephen Jones Squadron Three Commander: C/Capt Ruben Zapata Squadron Three First Sergeant: C/TSgt Bradley Kovacs Golf Flight Commander: C/2d Lt Armando Urena Golf Flight Sergeant: C/TSgt Johnathan Fields Hotel Flight Commander: C/2d Lt Joshua Yeager Hotel Flight Sergeant: C/TSgt Brenton Muscott India Flight Commander: C/Capt Gaynair Perry India Flight Sergeant: C/CMSgt Brendan OLoughlin Squadron Four Commander: C/1st Lt Joanna Samek Squadron Four First Sergeant: C/CMSgt Aidan Brennan Juliet Flight Commander: C/CMSgt Shawn May Juliet Flight Sergeant: C/TSgt Anthony Holland Kilo Flight Commander: C/CMSgt Katheryn Harding Kilo Flight Sergeant: C/SrA Kati Lichi Lima Flight Commander: C/CMSgt Luisa Patino Lima Flight Sergeant: C/TSgt Anastaja Farrell

Safety tips
Keep hydration gear full of water and stay hydrated If you feel thirsty, you are already dehydrated Avoid drinking carbonated beverages, drink water or electrolytereplenishing beverages Be mindful of the heat condition as noted by the colored flags Stay in the shade or air conditioning as much as possible Watch out for tripping hazards or holes in the ground as you are marching Stay clear of moving vehicles during transportation to other sites

In-processing
The first experience that cadets at the 2010 Florida Wing Summer Encampment had was inprocessing. This gives the basics their first glimpse of the high-speed pace of encampment right from the start. From the scorching temperatures at Camp Blanding to the cadet staff motivating them to move quickly, the basic cadets were introduced to the stresses of encampment. They also received their Doolie OIs, which contain a large quantity of information from which they will be required to learn throughout the week. Once they were done there, they were led to their flight staff, who began to instruct them on how to set up their bunks and the space around them to be ready for inspection. Having done all of that, the basic cadets are now ready to begin encampment!

About the Encampment Commander

Captain Eddie Villalba
of C/Lt Col by 1992. He attended the Pararescue Jumper Orientation Course twice as well as National Blue Beret and a Water Survival School and received a Commanders Commendation. He served in the Air Force Reserve at Capt Eddie Villalba joined Civil Hurlburt Field near Panama Air Patrol in 1988 as a cadet, City, FL from 1992-2000. Capt and progressed through the Villalba received his Bachelors program to achieve the grade Degree in Computer Science from Florida State University in 1998. In 2000 he rejoined CAP as a senior member and has served as the Deputy Director for Cadet Programs in Group 6 and is now the Deputy Commander for Cadets at the Pembroke Pines Squadron. Capt Villalba works for Microsoft.

About the CADET Commander

Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Josh Hinson
National Cadet Special Activities, including Basic and Advanced Pararescue Jumper Orientation Course and Cadet Officer School. He also recently went back to Cadet Officer School as a member of the Falcon Flight, and he would like to C/Lt Col Josh Hinson joined take part in the International Air CAP in December 2004. He Cadet Exchange. He was a part lives in Jacksonville, FL and is the of the Florida Wing Drill Team cadet commander of the Jackthat won at the Southeast Resonville Composite Squadron. gion Competition this past year, This is his ninth Encampment and the team that won Florida and he has also attended four Wings Ultimate Cadet Challenge last summer. He would like to be either a combat rescue officer or a pilot in the Air Force, and will be starting Air Force ROTC at UF this fall. Hes looking forward to being your Cadet Commander for this Encampment, and says that though there are a lot of people here, there are also a lot of good staff to help run the Encampment throughout the week.

Weather Report
Starke, FL (Near Camp Blanding) Sunday Monday Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy H: 91, L: 74 H: 94, L: 74

Trivia question
How many submarines did Civil Air Patrol sink during World War II?

Daily Doolie staff

2d Lt Carlos Echegoyen
C/2d Lt Bryan Burr, OIC C/MSgt Zachary Caballero C/MSgt David Dovi C/TSgt Alex Colthorp