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Promotions

 

Bessemer Composite Squadron Promotion Sheets

 

Promotion sheet instructions for cadets*

Promotion sheet instructions for mentors/cadet staff*

CAPF60-91 Cadet Leadership Feedback - Phase I

CAPF60-92 Cadet Leadership Feedback - Phase II

CAPF60-93 Cadet Leadership Feedback - Phase III

CAPF60-94 Cadet Leadership Feedback - Phase IV

CAPP60-34 Drill and Ceremonies Practical Tests

Cadet Programs Super Chart

*Some details in relevance to our squadron might slightly vary 

Directions

 

Aerospace

1. Use the Promotion Progress Form to determine IF an Aerospace Education test is required for you next promotion. (Not all Achievements require an AE test.)

2. There are two AE programs depending on your Achievement level.

Phase I and II Cadets

Aerospace Dimensions. Cadets may take any of the six (6) module tests in any order to accommodate the unit Cadet Programs schedule of AE classes and activities.

a. Introduction To Flight

b. Aircraft Systems and Airports

c. Air Environment

d. Rockets

e. Space Environment

f. Spacecraft

Phase III and IV Cadets

 Aerospace: The Journey of Flight. Cadets complete one test during Achievements 9, 10, 11, 14, 15, and 16. Cadets may take the tests in any order to accommodate the unit cadet programs schedule of AE classes and activities. If possible, cadets should study the “Journey” chapters that correspond to the “Aerospace Dimensions” module being studied by the cadets the Phase III and IV cadets are mentoring or instructing.

a. Introduction To Flight – corresponding study: “Journey” Chapters 1, 7, and 8

b. Aircraft Systems and Airports – corresponding study: “Journey” Chapters 2, 9, and 10

c. Air Environment – corresponding study: “Journey” Chapters 3, 18, and 19

d. Rockets – corresponding study: “Journey” Chapters 4. 21, and 23

e. Space Environment – corresponding study: “Journey” Chapters 5, 24, and 25

f. Spacecraft – corresponding study: “Journey” Chapters 6, 26, and 27 3.

HOW TO TAKE YOUR TEST

When you are ready to take the test, log into eServices (www.capnhq.gov) using your CAPID and password.

  • Click on “Menu” with the three horizontal lines, located in the top left of the screen

  • Click on “Cadet Programs” in the drop-down menu

  • Click on “Cadet Online Testing” in the drop-down menu. This will take you to the testing page

  • Under “Modules” on the left-side menu, click on “Aero Dimensions Tests”

  • Select and complete the test you have prepared to take

Contact a Squadron Testing Officer if you have any questions, concerns or problems with testing.

 

 

Leadership

1. Use the Promotion Progress Form to determine the Learn to Lead chapter material you are required to know for you next promotion.

2. Study the associated course material in your Learn to Lead text and look for practical application in both cadet life and as a student. Knowing about leadership is very different than developing the ability to lead.

3. Preview and self-evaluate your standing with leadership expectations, the assessment of your success with practical application.

HOW TO TAKE YOUR TEST

When you are ready to take the test, log into eServices (www.capnhq.gov) using your CAPID and password.

  • Click on “Menu” with the three horizontal lines, located in the top left of the screen

  • Click on “Cadet Programs” in the drop-down menu

  • Click on “Cadet Online Testing” in the drop-down menu. This will take you to the testing page

  • Under “Modules” on the left-side menu, click on “Leadership Tests”

  • Select and complete the test

Drill and Ceremonies

 

 

Drill Tests, Milestone Tests, and Promotion Boards

The individual cadet is ultimately responsible for accomplishing all eligibility requirements necessary to qualify for promotion. Drill tests for phase I and II cadets and milestone tests and promotion boards at the conclusion of each phase require involvement from various levels of cadet program staff. It is your responsibility to take initiative to request these tests from your superior in a timely manner before meetings.

 

 

PT

1. Upon joining CAP each cadet will initially be assigned to one of the following categories:

  • Category I: Unrestricted (all cadets unless otherwise determined)

  • Category II: Temporarily Restricted (determined by squadron commander; broken bones, post operative recovery, illness; max 6 month time until reevaluation)

  • Category III: Partially Restricted (certified by physician; medical condition, permanent injury; permanent restriction from a portion of PT activities)

  • Category IV: Indefinitely Restricted (certified by physician; medical condition, permanent injury; permanent restriction from all PT activities)

2. Pass a PT test (CPFT) in the Healthy Fitness Zone (HFZ) for your age and gender within the past 180 days, according to your category and phase.

3. Phase Requirements

  • Phase I: Take PT test for baseline, not required to pass for promotion.

  • Phase II, III, IV and Wright Brothers Milestone: Pass run plus 2 out of 3 in past 180 days.

  • Spaatz Award: USAFA Candidate Fitness Assessment

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