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Encampment Flight Plans
FOXTROT FLIGHT FTA PLANS
Sunday 24 June 2012
Training Goals:
Memory Work
● Cadets will know the Cadet Oath, the Honor Code, and their chain of command up to the squadron level.
Drill
● Cadets will learn position of attention, parade rest, and basic facing movements.
Barracks
● Cadets will learn how to properly make their racks, roll clothes, and square away their wall lockers.
Flight Training Activities
FTA 1600-1645
○ 1600-1615- Introduce flight staff and FTOs
○ 1615-1645- Flight Commander teaches barracks prep
■ racks
■ t-shirt
■ socks
■ underwear
■ wall locker
FTA/Dinner 1700-1830
While waiting for dinner: o Flight Sergeant will instruct Drill Positions of Attention o Facing Movements While in line to get into chow hall
● Memory Work
○ Honor Code
○ Cadet Oath
FTA 1845-1915
○ Barracks prep time
Flight Debrief 2015-2030
○ Remind who their flight staff is and what we are here for
○ Go over what they learned today (Drill and Barracks)
○ Inform of inspection
○ Reintroduce the “Encampment Standard”
○ Extra time: Barracks Prep

FOXTROT FLIGHT FTA PLANS
Monday 25 June 2012
TRAINING GOALS:
Memory Work
● Cadets will know the definition of leadership and be very familiar with the Chain of
Command
Drill
● Cadets will learn the stationary movements o Dress Right/Left Dress o Present Arms o Count Off o Hand Salute o Eyes Right/Left
Barracks
● Cadets will have one complete item by inspection, this item will be close to standard, but not yet reaching it
Volleyball
● Cadets will learn rules and rotations of Volleyball
Flight Training Activities
FTA 0845-0915
Drill
○ Flight Sergeant will instruct drill
■ Dress Right/Left Dress
■ Count Off
■ Eyes Right/Left
Lunch/FTA 1145-1315
While waiting for Lunch: o Flight Sergeant will instruct Drill
■ Stationary movements continued o While in line to get into chow hall
■ Memory Work
■ Definition of Leadership
■ Chain of Command
FTA/PT VBALL 1445-1600
○ Introduce Rules
○
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