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Cadet Goals

- Cadet Impact
  - Every cadet must participate in three color guards events by the end of the third nine weeks.
  - at least 75% of the cadets will improve their PFT score by at least 10% or 5 cadets must earn a bronze, silver, or gold star by the end of the third nine weeks.
- School Impact
  - The unit will recruit 50 candidate students to attend TCTC career days this will be attained by school tours, sports activities, and community service events.
  - Cadet corps will complete 3 parking lot clean ups by the end of the third nine weeks. This will be attainable by doing the student and the teacher and including the field depending on recyclable material in it.
- Community Impact
  - the cadets must recycle 2,500 pounds of recyclable materials by the end of the third nine weeks.
  - The unit will have 2,000 hours of community service by the end of the third nine weeks.

Unit Goals (element)

PT
- 95% of Cadets will participate in all pt exercise days.
- Have a pft every 9 weeks
Recycling
- Weight goal will be 2,000 pounds yearly with a pound average of 500 every nine weeks
- Cadets will complete the cadet job in under a half an hour in order to save time to put items used away during recycling
Drill
- The Corps must have 90% learn IDR or Color Guard sequence by the end of the 3rd nine weeks.
- Every cadet will be command and properly execute the 30 step drill sequence, by the half way mark of the 2nd nine weeks. Every cadet in the Corps will obtain at least 85% in their final 30 step drill sequence test.
Equipment Cage
- The equipment cage will properly organized and in orderly manner that is not overly convoluted and congested it's labels and signs.
Clothing Cage
- The processes will hung up around the clothing cage and the continuity book will be updated by the end of the second nine weeks
- The barcode system will have made progress being installed by the end of the school year.
Community Service/Awards and Decoration
- 100% of the cadet corps must participate in at least three hours of community service events (this includes in school events such as Laying of the Roses and Flag Detail)
- All cadets will participate in at least 5 Community Service Color Guards before the end of the 3rd nine weeks.
- If all Community Services are possible
Recruiting/Public Affairs
- Update and maintain an organized and up to date website daily.
- All recruiting events will be prepared for at least a week in advance including helpers, videos, and supplies (this also includes up to date boards, pamphlets, and cards)

C-130 Flight

Thirty –three cadets from the Trumbull Career and Technical Center’s Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Corps OH-20051 were given an orientation flight in the C-130H2 aircraft, courtesy of the 910 Airlift Wing at Youngstown Air Reserve Station. The students were provided a preflight brief on the plan for the flight and emergency procedures. The aircrew also provided general information about the C-130 aircraft and the missions the 910th Airlift Wing executes. The base dining facility provided the cadets with box lunches for their flight. Many cadets had never flown and were nervous. However, after the aircraft was airborne they were excited to be able to get out of their seats and see Niagara Falls approximately 3500 feet below! The students were able to see flight deck operations during the flight. Numerous cadets are interested in being pilots; the pilots, loadmasters, and flight engineer answered many questions about their specialties for the students.

Senior Sidney Wolford said “While sitting in the cockpit during takeoff I listened to all of the checklists and procedures each crew person took and I was surprised by how easily they recalled each list. The entire crew worked well together and constantly communicated. You could tell that despite the fact that they were operating a giant plane they were comfortable. It was a beautiful flight.”

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