2019
Mountain Lion FTX 2019!
Times/Dates: 1700/Friday, 27 SEP return to JFTB 1500/Sunday, 29 SEP
Location: Crab Flats Family Campground (Sites: 26, 28, and 29)
Crab Flats Rd, Running Springs, CA 9238
Directions: From Running Springs, travel toward Arrowbear, to Green Valley Road. Turn left onto Holcomb Valley (3N16), drive approximately 4 miles to Crab Flats Campground sign. Turn left onto Crab Flats Road (3N34) and continue to the campground.
Friday
Friday Night
Saturday
Saturday Night
Sunday
A chance of showers, mainly before 11am. Partly sunny, with a high near 61.
A slight chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 49.
A slight chance of showers. Partly sunny, with a high near 57.
A slight chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 44.
Mostly sunny, with a high near 56.
Minimum Requirements: ALL: CAP Safety Program Current CAP 101 Card,
Seniors: Level 1.
Recommended: E-Services Safety modules: Knives and Survival, NESA ppt, IS-100 & 700, First Aid/CPR, ICUT ROA, GES (CAPT116), CAPT 117 Pt1
Cost: $45.00 per person (meals are provided & included in cost – 3 meals on Saturday, 1 meal on Sunday)
Activities to include: Field Equipment Deployment, Emergency Services, Hiking, Leadership Labs, team building exercises, and Fun, Fun, Fun.
How to Apply: Notify the Cadet Logistics NCO no later than 15SEP19 (We MUST have this in order to properly plan for food & space). Late applications will NOT be accepted. Hand-carry a signed: CAPF-60, CAPF-31, CAPF-160 & money (45.00 CASH ONLY) to the squadron meeting on 18SEP19 .
Contact information:
Project Officer – 1Lt Brian Cole, brian.cole@cawgcap.org or (562) 396-6257
Safety Officer – Lt Col. Mike Skullr, mskullr@aol.com
Cadet Commander – C/SMSgt Joseph Pellerin, joseph.pellerin@cawgcap.org
Logistics NCO – C/SrA Alex Pinci, alex.pinci@cawgcap.org
What to Bring: All items in issued LC-II ALICE field pack (except sleeping bag and tent)
1. Complete uniform: BDU's or ABU’s uniform, extra uniform items (socks, t-shirts, undergarments, etc.), CAP ID card, watch (not cell phone), hat (patrol cap for travel, boonie hat for field)
2. Layering system: Jacket or fleece or thermals, appropriate beanie or fleece watch cap, gloves
3. Tent or arrangements to share with someone
4. Sleeping bag and pad
5. Personal hygiene toiletries, First aid kit, foot care kit
6. Hydration system is mandatory (Canteens and covers or Camelbak type),
7. Flashlight (headlamp or small LED type, NO maglites), 2 Glow stick,
8. Whistle, fire starting kit (machetes, lighter, fire rod, and tinder materials), bandana, 550 paracord, 100 mph (duct) tape, compass, signal mirror,
9. Pocket knife or multi-tool (NO “Rambo” knives, k-bars, machetes, tomahawks)
10. Pen/pencil and notepad
11. 24-hour pack (LBE, LBV, or day pack) and survival kit are welcome but not mandatory
12. 1 case of water, 1 bundle of firewood, bring $20 for travel money in wallet
Travel arrangements:
Advance Party - 0700 departure
Driver: 1st Lt Cole (562.396.6257)
PAXs: Pellerin, Pinci, Van Den Ham, Mcallister
Early Evening Flight - 1600 departure
Driver: SM Meader (562.505.0685)
PAXs: Meader I, Meader N, Vallee
Late Evening Flight - 1700 departure
Driver: SSgt Vallee (562.547.5167)
PAXs: Smith, Nguyen, Heckman, Quimby