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Southeast Composite Squadron's first Alaska Costal Training Academy. Juneau, Sitka, and Hoonah Cadets gather for a group picture around the squadron's Cessna 185.
Welcome to Southeast Composite Squadron!!
Southeast Composite Squadron Cadets,
Welcome to the Southeast Composite Squadron! Whether you have been here for four years or four weeks, we are truly ecstatic that you are a part of our team.
Within this website, is the knowledge to start your career on the right foot. You will find information, memory work, regulations- tons of resources to help you on your journey within the Civil Air Patrol Cadet Program. While there might be many answers within the pages of this website, do not allow your vision to be solely focused on this documentation. Just like when you are piloting an aircraft, it is easy to get so focused on the controls and gauges in the cockpit, that you forget to look at the horizon. Your team, your fellow cadets, your staff, your senior members- they are your horizon. Without a team, you will fail. Rely on your team for support, help, fellowship, and inspiration. They are here for you, no matter what location of the squadron you may live in.
This program is designed to challenge you in ways that no other teen may have the opportunity to be challenged. It isn’t always going to be easy or fun- as expected in life. It is going to be hard at points in your career. Communicate with your team, and don’t go through anything alone, whether it’s in CAP or in your personal life. You are stronger than you know, and I know that you will be able to overcome anything that comes your way.
Semper Vigilans!
C/2d Lt Alexis L. Juergens
C/2d Lt Alexis L. Juergens
SE. Comp. Sq. Cadet Commander
SE. Comp. Sq. Cadet Commander
Civil Air Patrol, U.S. Air Force Auxiliary
Civil Air Patrol, U.S. Air Force Auxiliary
What to Do when You're Done Reading this Site
Once you have read through this site, please fill out this Google form. Your feedback will help us to be able to make this website more beneficial to you as a cadet, will help us work out any bugs that you might have found as you went through this, and to help answer any questions that we missed, so please keep this form in mind as you go through the website. You can fill out this form through this link: New Cadet Website Feedback Form. Thank you for your feedback!
Juneau Squadron's Fourth of July Color Guard 2022
What to Look for:
What to Look for:
Welcome Cadets! This website is a valuable resource that can act as a guide throughout your career as a Cadet in the Civil Air Patrol. This website also serves as a step-by-step guide for new cadets. If you are already a cadet and already have your eServices account, CAP email, and uniform/promotions all signed in a figured out, keep an eye out for new pages that will be more relevant to your situation. These pages will include but are not limited to, a guide on CAP's acronyms, operation flights, encampment, Alaska Coastal Training Academy, and more.
**NEW CADETS**
Congratulations! You've gone through your first three meetings and decided that Civil Air Patrol (CAP) is for you, you've gone through the paperwork, and now we are proud to call you a cadet! You are in for an awesome experience that CAP gives thousands of young Americans throughout the nation- but you're not there yet! There's more to do, but rest assured, we're here to help you through the whole process.
On this site, you will be able to get a step-by-step guide on what you should do now that you've officially become a Civil Air Patrol Cadet as well as some valuable resources that every cadet should have. You can find the different sections of these steps as you go through the different pages of this site in numerical order. If you have any questions, just ask your flight sergeant or element leader, they are here to help you!
Recognition:
C/2d Lt Alexis Juergens
Civil Air Patrol, U.S. Air Force Auxiliary
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