Encampment Student Information

Registration:  Registration for students will open 1 March and run through 15 April. Cost will be between $350 and $375.

Arrival:  Check-in time is at 15:30 (3:30pm), SUNDAY 28 JUNE.         Please don’t arrive any more than 30 minutes early.  
  • You should arrive having had lunch, HYDRATION GEAR FULL OF WATER, and wearing your complete ABU/BDUs in accordance with CAPM 39-1 (including nametape, all patches, grade insignia, ABU/BDU cap, and proper hair cut/style, etc).  
  • If you cannot make this time, please contact us and we will try to work with you. See Contact Information tab above 
  • Camp Casey is located at: 1276 S Engle Rd, Coupeville, WA 98239 (web site: http://spu.edu/depts/casey/) 

Pick-up:  The Pass-in-Review Graduation Parade will be held at Camp Casey at 10:30 on SATURDAY 4 JULY.  
  • Please let your families know that they are welcome at the parade - this is your chance to showcase everything that you’ve learned at encampment!  
  • Guests may want to bring lawn chairs as we do not have seating available for Parade at Camp Casey.  
  • Check out will be at 11:15 following the parade.  

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STUDENT PACKING LIST 

Please consult CAPM 39-1 for requirements  ABU's are preferred but BDU's are acceptable

 

Identification (to be carried at all times)

REQUIRED ITEMS

 

Current Membership Card

 

Twin size: bed pad, sheets, blankets

 

CAPF 161

 

Pillow W/Pillowcase

 

 

 

Mesh Laundry Bag

Battle Dress Uniform (BDU) or Airman Battle Uniform (ABU)

 

Hangers for all uniform items (6-8)

 

2 sets of ABU/BDU Blouses (ref CAPM 39-1)

 

Notebook & Pens

 

2 Pr ABU/BDU Trousers

 

Shoeshine Kit w/black polish

 

2 Pr trouser blousers

 

18-inch ruler

 

1 BDU or ABU Hat

 

*ATS ONLY* allowed sleeping bags

 

8 Pr Black Boot Socks

Safety and Protective Gear

 

1 Pr Black Combat boots (WELL BROKEN IN)

 

Olive Drab Web Belt with Canteen & Pouch

 

1 Belt with BLACK belt buckle (Blue for BDUs/Tan for ABU’s)

 

OR

 

1 set of CAP Grade Insignia (2 sets preferred)

 

CamelBak style hydration pack (black or subdued color is required)

 

8 T-Shirts (plain black for BDU, Tan for ABU's)

 

Sunscreen

 

 

 

Flashlight with new batteries

Service Uniform (Blues)

 

Foot Powder

 

1 Short Sleeve AF Blue Shirt / Blouse

 

 

 

1 Pr AF Blue Pants

Hygiene and Personal Care

 

1 Blue CAP Cadet name plate

 

Soap, Shampoo

 

1 AF Blue Enlisted Flight Cap with Hat Device

 

Deodorant

 

2 White V-NECK T-Shirts

 

Toothpaste, Toothbrush

 

1 AF Blue belt with SILVER buckle

 

Shaving Kit

 

1 Pr Low Quarter shoes (WELL BROKEN IN)

 

Feminine Hygiene Products

 

2 Pr Black Socks (dress socks, not boot socks)

 

Hair Pins/Hair Bands/Hair Nets

 

1 Set Military Shirt Garters

 

Any Prescribed Medications

 

1 Set of Ribbons (CADRE ONLY)

 

Shower shoes (flip flop sandals)

 

 1 Tie/Tietab (CADRE ONLY)


Towel and washcloth - showers are required daily

 

 

 


Non Uniform Clothing

Personal Preparation Checklist

 

7 Sets of Underwear

 

Males – Fresh, regulation haircut & shave IAW CAPM39-1 Table 1-2 (Page 11)

 

5 Bras - at least 2 must be athletic (Female)

 

Females – Hair must be within regulation see above

 

8 athletic t-shirts (black preferred WAWG Sup39-1)

 

Uniforms need to be clean, pressed and inspection ready – ask your home squadron for help if you have questions

 

5 Pairs Athletic Socks

 

Uniform Shoes/boots Clean and highly polished

 

1 Pair Running shoes (WELL BROKEN IN)

 

Cash is not needed during encampment – no more than $20.00 if needed for traveling

 

2 Pair NAVY BLUE ONLY Athletic Shorts (WAWG Sup39-1)

 

 Wrist watches are encouraged

 

2 Sets of Long Sleeve Sweatshirts & Sweatpants

Minimum non-offensive printing solid colors: gray, black or blue

 

 Come with hydration/canteen full of water

 

Raincoat or Poncho (black or dark blue)

 

 

Prohibited Items

 

Knives

 

No food, candy, gum or snacks of any kind

 

Lighters, Matches, Fire Starters, Fireworks

 

No Beverages other than Water

 

Tobacco Products of any kind

 

Non-prescription drugs not listed on medical form

 

*Cell Phones will be collected and secured – Time is allotted for calls home on Wednesday night only

 

Books, magazines, reading materials – you will not have time for these.  Religious documents (E.G. Bible is ok)

 

Electronics (I-pods, laptops etc…) Cell phones will be confiscated and returned at the end of the week 


Code of Conduct 
The safety of our members is paramount, and will not be compromised.
The CAP Core Values will be honored at all times.
The Chain of Command mut be observed and respected, except for matters of safety.
Hazing and fraternization will not be tolerated.
No alcohol, tobacco, or non-prescribed controlled substances are tolerated on the premises.
No weapons are tolerated on the premises.
No gambling or objectionable reading material is allowed on the premises.
Cadets will remain in their beds after lights out, except for emergencies and bathroom trips.
Members will adhere to proper hygiene (showers, teeth, etc.) and uniform appearance.
Proper sign-in and sign-out procedures must be observed.
If phone are brought to encampment, they will be turned in to the Tactical Officer during shakedown.
Cadets will, at no time, operate a motor vehicle while signed in.
Cadets will not ride in vehicles, not operated by Senior Members while signed in.
Cadets will keep car keys stowed in their luggage while signed in.

Cadets must have attained the Curry Award prior to attending Encampment
Contact your Flight Sergeant for information on how to complete the Curry Achievement

CPPT-Cadet Protection Program Training
Cadets over 18 need to complete CPPT before attending encampment. You can find instructions on how to do that here.

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