Learn to Lead Chapter One Review

Warrior Spirit

Warrior Spirit

Involves making sacrifices for the team, achieving personal goals, and defending personal honor.

Core Values of Civil Air Patrol

Four basic qualities CAP expects all members to display at all times (Integrity, Volunteer Service, Excellence, Respect)

Integrity

The willingness to do what is right, even when no one is looking

Volunteer Service

All about “selflessness”, difference between giving and taking

Excellence

No matter what challenge is facing you, you will give your best effort

Respect

Someone who is respectful treats others as they would like to be treated

Self-Awareness

The ability to monitor and judge your own actions

Self-Discipline

The ability to direct your thoughts, emotions, and actions towards a meaningful purpose

Attitude

The state of mind that lies behind your every action

Oath

A solemn promise

Military Customs and Courtesies

Rooted in basic politeness and respect, not a mark of inferiority or servility.

The Salute

Gesture of trust and respect, originating from chivalrous times.

Uniform

Vehicle for learning self-discipline, personal responsibility, and self-respect.

Chain of Command

Order of authority, reinforcing accountability and leadership hierarchy.

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Cadet Airman (C/Amn)

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Cadet Airman First Class (C/A1C)

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Cadet Senior Airman (C/SrA)

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Cadet Staff Sergeant (C/SSgt)

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Cadet Technical Sergeant (C/TSgt)

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Cadet Master Sergeant (C/MSgt)

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Cadet Senior Master Sergeant (C/SMSgt)

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Cadet Chief Master Sergeant (C/CMSgt)

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Cadet Second Lieutenant (C/2d Lt)

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Cadet First Lieutenant (C/1st Lt)

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Cadet Captain (C/Capt)

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Cadet Major (C/Maj)

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Cadet Lieutenant Colonel (C/Lt Col)

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Cadet Colonel (C/Col)