SureShot223 said:Yeah I have heard of it. I see these guys that walk around school with their CAP unifroms looking like sh*t, unbuttoned shirts, unironed tops and bottoms, unpolished footwear, and crooked covers. That makes me mad when people make themselves look bad because you make everyone else look bad. EVERYONE who does this, you know who you are. And know this: You are a disgrace to not only yourself, but your squad, your platoon, and your company or division. I think that you should not be allowed to be a JROTC, CAP, YOUNG MARINES, or SEA CADET youth organization if you cannot keep your uniform maintained.
PO3 Jackson
United Stated Naval Sea Cadet Corps
SureShot223 said:Yeah I have heard of it. I see these guys that walk around school with their CAP unifroms looking like sh*t, unbuttoned shirts, unironed tops and bottoms, unpolished footwear, and crooked covers. That makes me mad when people make themselves look bad because you make everyone else look bad. EVERYONE who does this, you know who you are. And know this: You are a disgrace to not only yourself, but your squad, your platoon, and your company or division. I think that you should not be allowed to be a JROTC, CAP, YOUNG MARINES, or SEA CADET youth organization if you cannot keep your uniform maintained.
PO3 Jackson
United Stated Naval Sea Cadet Corps
cadetgirl10 said:Isn't there some kind of rule that says if a cadet wears his or her own uniform to school would be dismissed from his or her squadron? I not sure but I read it somewhere in the manuel.
SARboy229 said:cadetgirl10 said:Isn't there some kind of rule that says if a cadet wears his or her own uniform to school would be dismissed from his or her squadron? I not sure but I read it somewhere in the manuel.
No. However the Uniform Manual says that the uniform may not be worn for more than one hour prior to/after a meeting/event with the exception of travel time. Also, you may not wear your uniform to a Non-CAP function.
USAFAUX2004 said:SARboy229 said:cadetgirl10 said:Isn't there some kind of rule that says if a cadet wears his or her own uniform to school would be dismissed from his or her squadron? I not sure but I read it somewhere in the manuel.
No. However the Uniform Manual says that the uniform may not be worn for more than one hour prior to/after a meeting/event with the exception of travel time. Also, you may not wear your uniform to a Non-CAP function.
But yuo can wear it to school if it is ok with the Sq. Commander and the Principal for recruiting
Gorfour20 said:SureShot223 said:Yeah I have heard of it. I see these guys that walk around school with their CAP unifroms looking like sh*t, unbuttoned shirts, unironed tops and bottoms, unpolished footwear, and crooked covers. That makes me mad when people make themselves look bad because you make everyone else look bad. EVERYONE who does this, you know who you are. And know this: You are a disgrace to not only yourself, but your squad, your platoon, and your company or division. I think that you should not be allowed to be a JROTC, CAP, YOUNG MARINES, or SEA CADET youth organization if you cannot keep your uniform maintained.
PO3 Jackson
United Stated Naval Sea Cadet Corps
Well, I have seen Sea Cadet with the ribbons wrong, hair out of regs, just chit chatting with their buds making the USN look bad and their organization look even worse. Being in Civil Air Patrol and looking bad is not the organizations fault, its the units fault. So why don't you be a good cadet and do something about it regardless that it's not your organization. Ultamately you represent the same thing, US Military. I know that in my unit in NJ no one would ever wear their uniform in school or such unless they were with me as the ranking officer doing recruiting. You also would never see them looking that bad as you described. Must be the unit near you that is bad.
On the contrary I went to an airshow in Las Vegas where there was one Seamen Apprentice yelling and screaming at the cadets thinking he was so cool. He uniform was sub-standard and thats giving him a complement. I have seen worse Sea Cadets in my day then I have CAP cadets. Sorry about your outlook, we'll fix our situation but you need to look at yours before criticizing.
Cadet Major Elliott Korona, CAP
Former National Cadet Advisory Council Member
Says who? CAP can't order a cadet to do push ups as a punishment A.K.A. hazing. I guess you've never heard of designated PT time now have you?unlike the CAP not being able to order their cadets to do push-ups.
Neither are you about CAP, contradiction is playing a role here I do believe.Just like you said its the units fault, not the organizations, so you are in no position to be saying that they are making the organization look worse than they present themselves
well we do not order Push-ups because it is hazing and only do them for PT. And my cadets ALL do them without saying a word when told."unlike the CAP not being able to order their cadets to do push-ups."
We have Encampments where we learn about CAP and where we do PT. And whats with REAL PT? I DK of any FAKE PT, do you? Last time I checked the Sea cadets Follow the Navy not the Marines so theres no 2-3 weeks marines in your face."The Sea Cadets have to go to boot camp before they are actually Sea Cadets and it is no weekend drill. It is Marines in your face for 2-3 weeks where you are taught to maintain yourself and you do real PT."
Communication, no theres nothing wrong with it, but its the way people lead those that can be bad conduct. If I see a cadet Cussing I take him to the side and explain to him that unless he wants to get kicked from the program he should stop swearing in uniform."Well for one, there is nothing wrong with communicating and we are not in the Navy so how were they making the Navy look bad. I mean they are clearly wearing the USNSCC flasher."
SureShot223 said:Didnt you read that I said that we clearly wear insignia that states we are the Sea Cadets. (On both shoulders) Yeah and you really kick A** at SAR missions....NOT. Thats why when everyone hears your name they think of young people flying in cessnas. I think your organization is a joke but I dont hate it. The Sea Cadets has way more benefits and gets you in the military as a higher rank out of boot camp and has been around to train highly effective military personell longer than the CAP can ever imagine. In the meantime, have fun thinking you are important.
PO3 Jackson
USNSCC
Go and ask EVERYONE what they think of when they hear Civil Air Patrol.Thats why when everyone hears your name they think of young people flying in cessnas