Royal Ground Team In Training!

Royal Squadron puts another UDF / Ground Team into the training field
HARTFORD HUSTLES!!!
Task Guide Located at:
https://static1.squarespace.com/static/52f294c6e4b0bede38b4d35c/t/5328c044e4b091b8426afc21/1395179588456/G%26UDFTG.pdf

Training Mission Underway at Danielson Airport - Jul 18, 2020

Can you read a compass?

Is YOUR 24 Hr pack ready?

COMMS lesson in the field - Danielson Airport - July 18, 2020

Dinner around the fire Danielson Airport July 18, 2020

Instruction in building a sustainable fire with 2 matches

ESO Training Officer...

Hello, my name is Lt Mitchell. I am the Emergency Services Training Officer for the Royal Charter Composite Squadron. As ESTO, my primary duty is to assist the ES Officer in managing and directing Emergency Services training activities. 

My duties include:

• Documenting ES training accomplished and qualifications earned.

• Coordinate with the SAR and DR officers to ensure that training programs are adequate.

• Coordinate with external agencies for other ES training.

• Prepare and process CAPFs 101 for new or requalifying personnel.

• Provide assistance to our cadet and senior members with matters of CAP computer systems including: eServices, Operations Qualifications, Web Mission Information Reporting System (WMIRS) and interpret data from these systems. If you have questions about Emergency Services

I can be reached via email at robert.mitchellco716@gmail.com

Water survival training

                                    How a  Mission Starts

•Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) set off by plane crashing, or Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB) goes off when ship sinks or when either is accidentally set off
                           –97 to 99 percent of all ELT missions are false alarms

•SARSAT or COSPAS receives the signal
•The satellite transmits the mirror locations of the target to a Local User Terminal (LUT)

Urban Direction Finding
                  How the Mission Starts

•ELT set off by plane crashing, or EPIRB goes off when ship sinks or when either is accidentally set off

–97 to 99 percent of all ELT missions are false alarms

•SARSAT or COSPAS receives the signal

•The satellite transmits the mirror locations of the target to a Local User Terminal (LUT)