From Thursday, March 14th–17th, a Company of 28 consisting of 9 fathers and 16 sons plus 3 members of the Cadre came together for the 3 days of outstanding fellowship and service at Big Sandy, Texas. The fathers and sons were split into three platoons, led by LTC...
This letter is an effort to provide encouragement for using the Handbooks as part ofyour discipleship in the home. What follows are several suggestions that could maketime spent in the Handbooks more practical. Maybe you have already thought aboutthese and have some...
Each ALERT Cadet father would do well to work with his son on projects, assign to himsections of the Phase booklet within the Handbook to be completed, and then check forcompletion. While a dad is not required to complete the Handbooks himself, making time to doany...
When an ALERT Cadet Officer or Sergeant serves in the cadre of a camp, he is to be issuedthe award for that camp. If it is an LTC camp that also meets the requirements for CrisisResponse Training or Emergency Survival Training, he is eligible for that award if he...
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...
