The highly dedicated members staffing and attending @CAP_HMRS were most impressive. Over 300 people representing 38 Wings gathered in the woods and hills of PA to hone their survival & search and rescue skills. Teamwork and self-confidence were growing before my eyes. Well done!
Independence Day means it's almost time for Summer Ranger School! #4thofjuly#independenceday#HMRS2019#hmrs @ Hawk Mountain Ranger School https://t.co/OhR9qzSOdA
#tbt This weekend we graduate our newest class of staff trainees, a path laid before them by cadets like these at #HMRS1969. #namethatranger @ Hawk Mountain Ranger School https://t.co/aIf9cvUwjR
Congratulations to Cadet Bou-Chahine on the award of his Spaatz! C/Bou-Chahine is Expert Ranger #237 and is currently one of only two Expert Ranger cadets in CAP. https://t.co/CliZqKDOe4
#tbt It's safe to say the only things that haven't changed in this picture since #HMRS1969 is the topography and the orange hats! #namethatranger @ Hawk Mountain Ranger School https://t.co/W6odT32fZG
ONLY 15 DAYS LEFT FOR ALL STUDENTS AND STAFF TO REGISTER FOR HMRS 2019!
All prerequisites must also be accomplished by 1 June to guarantee acceptance. View our NCSA application instructions here: https://t.co/SsTDqHAvkp https://t.co/SsTDqHAvkp
Today we regretfully mourn the passing of John Zurek. John was a long time HMRS staff member of over 25 years. If you have worn a HMRS shirt or hat over the last several decades, you are wearing one that John produced. Our thoughts are with John's... https://t.co/Vyol9vDxgG
#tbt In 1974, HMRS established it's first female squadron. Today, women comprise 21% of the HMRS students and staff, consistent with the national average and integrated throughout the school. This diversity is… https://t.co/TaLcoo4Mk3
#tbt Knot tying is a basic skill of rescue and survival where the principles remain the same since this photo from #HMRS1975. #namethatranger @ Hawk Mountain Ranger School https://t.co/7YSOmOZo5m
#tbt Recognizing the need for qualified medics to support #HMRS and CAP Ranger Teams, the HMRS Medic Program was began in 1973. Today, #HMRS graduates over 20 students a summer from it's Mike Squadron qualified in… https://t.co/bxvaPm2frC
The #HMRS Medic Program provides CAP Ground Teams professionally trained and certified medics from Wilderness First Aid to Wilderness First Responder and EMT. Not only are these skills... https://t.co/gV5QcwVTFk
Part 3 of #survivalsaturday is surviving in the desert climates and combatting the effects of dehydration and delirium. #hmrs2019 Civil Air Patrol United States Air Force https://t.co/HmZXlxlvdj
#tbt One of CAP's primary Emergency Services mission areas is Communications. While the technology has changed (slightly), #HMRS Field Communicators Course continues to build communications experts for the toughest… https://t.co/Yp1mmTSwQb
Part 2 in our #survivalsaturday series is about navigation and mobility in mountain environments. Sounds pretty familiar! #hmrs2019 Civil Air Patrol United States Air Force https://t.co/3gRGk2tguF
As the #chaplain for the Pennsylvania Wing, Capt. Mark Shulman has served fellow CAP members at encampments, funerals, memorial services and other lifetime or organization events. https://t.co/SSe9pMf2MD #civilairpatrol#capchaplains