We live for others. In Emergency Survival Training this concept is underscored in the purpose as to why we train. Secure in our relationship and future with God, our motive for staying alive and healthy on this planet is to be here for others. Though we train...
We again held our annual Memorial Day weekend camp May 26-29 at Fairwood Bible Institute in Dublin, NH, on the north side of Mt. Monadnock. Of the nine families attending, two sets of fathers and sons had never been to an ALERT Cadet camp before, as they are new to...
This first annual Father and Son Camp in Waynesburg, PA, held April 21-24, proved to be well worth the effort to provide a camp experience closer to the families outside of the New England area (where we have held a camp in each of the last ten years). We had families...
This award is given to ALERT Cadets who participate in significant service projects. To receive the award as a member of a local unit you must be a father or son who has spent at least 25 man-hours of service on projects with a majority of the active (as determined by...
This ribbon is awarded for attending International ALERT Academy and returning to Cadets. The idea is to encourage those who have trained at the ALERT Academy to return to Cadets to lead and share with the new skills they have acquired. ALERT Training Award Senior...
