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Arnold Air Society

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  1. Professional Organization because it develops future Air Force officers.
  2. Honorary Organization because it requires members to have and maintain good standing in the Air Force ROTC Program.
  3. Service Organization because it performs projects for Air Force ROTC, the University, and the community.
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Arnold Air Society Mission

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To create outstanding Air Force officer candidates through the implementation of additional training while working as a Society to further the purpose, traditions, and concepts of the United States Air Force

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Arnold Air Society Vision

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To integrate fully with our affiliates organizations, focus equally on professional development and service, and to use current and future technology to its fullest potential

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Arnold Air Society Colors

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Red, White, Blue, yellow-orange

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Arnold Air Society Motto

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THE WARRIOR WHO CULTIVATES HIS MIND, POLISHES HIM ARMS

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Arnold Air Society Symbol

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Pair of gold wings around a white star, a red ball in the center and two blue bars at the bottom. The gold signifies courage, white signifies purity, red signifies blood of the American Fighting Men, and blue signifies the sky

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Arnold Air Society Flower

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“Crimson Glory” Rose

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Arnold Air Society Objectives

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  1. Create a more efficient relationship among Air Force officer candidates, in particular within AFROTC
  2. Aid in the development of effective Air Force officers
  3. Further the purpose, traditions, and concepts of the United States Air Force
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Arnold Air Society Flight Motto

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moments of suffering for a life of pride

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Basic Doctrine for Arnold Air Society

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AASMAN-1

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Arnold Air Society Current Honorary National Commander

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General David L. Goldfein

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Arnold Air Society Chief Civilian Employee or Executive Director

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Brigadier General (Ret) Dan Woodward

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At Arnold Air Society NATCON, for a legislation to pass which affects both Arnold Air Society and Silver Wings both the ____ and ____ general assemblies must pass the legislation

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Arnold Air Society, Silver Wings

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Arnold Air Society - Silver Wings Joint Motto

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Honoring Heritage, Building Leaders, Impacting Lives

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Arnold Air Society Maryland Cup

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Presented to the outstanding large squadron in the nation (26 and over cadets). Sponsored by the Frank P. Lahm Squadron at the University of Maryland

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Arnold Air Society Hagan Trophy

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Presented to the outstanding medium sized squadron in the nation (15-25 active cadets). Sponsored by the Captain Frank S. Hagan Squadron at the Louisiana State University

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Arnold Air Society Chennault Trophy

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Presented to the outstanding small squadron in the nation (fewer than 15 active cadets). Sponsored by the Claire Chennault Squadron at the University of Southern-Western Louisiana

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Arnold Air Society Fisher Leadership Development Award

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Recognizes the squadron with the best professional officer development program

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Arnold Air Society LBJ Cup

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The squadron operating the most outstanding candidate program

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Arnold Air Society Phoenix Award

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Best overall service project(s) in the country other than POW/MIA and Joint National Project

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Arnold Air Society Colonel George Robert Hall Freedom Cup

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The squadron and chapter with the best supporting the POW/MIA Awareness program

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Arnold Air Society General John D. Ryan Outstanding Public Affairs Award

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Recognizes the most outstanding public affairs program in the country

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Arnold Air Society Motto Author

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Duc de Boufflers

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Silver Wings Motto

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Knowledge, Wisdom, and the Courage to Serve

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Arnold Air Society Meetings Order Governor

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Roberts Rules of Order

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Organization that publishes the Air Force magazine

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Air Force Association

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Arnold Air Society Candidate Commander Responsibilities

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Leads the Candidate Class and responsible for all candidate actions

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Arnold Air Society Candidate Deputy Commander Responsibilities

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Responsible for assisting the Commander and taking charge when Commander is unavailable. Ensures accountability at all meetings

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Arnold Air Society Candidate Standardization Officer Responsibilities

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Responsible for all uniformity in the Candidate Class

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Arnold Air Society Candidate Director of Operations Responsibilities

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Responsible for all candidate projects

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Arnold Air Society Candidate Public Affairs Officer Responsibilities

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Responsible for the publicity of all candidate projects and activities

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Arnold Air Society Candidate Information Management Officer Responsibilities

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Responsible for publishing candidate minutes for all candidate meetings

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Arnold Air Society Arnold Air Society Founding Date and Location

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1947 at the University of Cincinnati

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Arnold Air Society Date Recognized by the United States Air Force

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April 1948

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Arnold Air Society First NATCON

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1950 at the University of Cincinnati

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Silver Wings Founding Date and Location

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1952 at the University of Omaha

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Henry “Hap” Arnold Quote

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“It’s got to be done and done quickly, so let’s get it done”. Henry “Hap” Arnold

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Arnold Air Society General Elwood R. Quesada Squadron Date Founded at Clarkson University

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Fall of 1982

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Arnold Air Society Active membership

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Reserved for AFROTC or USAFA cadets who have completed the candidate training program, paid dues, and remain in good standing with the squadron. Active members also gain membership into the Air Force Association. Only Active members may hold positions within Arnold Air Society

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Arnold Air Society Inactive membership

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Based upon individual squadron bylaws such as failure to pay dues, meet academic or physical standards, or not wish to remain active

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Arnold Air Society Associate membership

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Members of Silver Wings are granted associate membership status in Arnold Air Society upon payment of their membership dues

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Arnold Air Society Honorary membership

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Highest tribute that an Arnold Air Society unit may extend to an individual ineligible for Active membership status.

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Arnold Air Society Current National HQ

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Iven C. Kincheloe, Jr. Squadron at Purdue University

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Arnold Air Society Current Joint National Project

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Disaster Prevention and Relief

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Arnold Air Society Current Area HQ

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Col. Robert P. Halloran Squadron at Syracuse University

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Arnold Air Society Squadron Commander Responsibilities

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Responsibility for the actions of the Squadron and authority to execute any legislation

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Arnold Air Society Squadron Deputy Commander Responsibilities

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Responsible for the coordination of staff and executing the committees

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Arnold Air Society Squadron Operations Officer Responsibilities

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Responsible for all squadron projects

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Arnold Air Society Squadron Information Management Officer Responsibilities

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Responsible for the preparation of all orders and written communications, maintenance of accurate files on all members and accurate minutes of meetings, and management of membership, accounting, and reporting

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Arnold Air Society Squadron Financial Management Officer Responsibilities

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Responsible for the squadron finances

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Arnold Air Society Squadron Public Affairs Officer Responsibilities

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Responsible for all public relations and publications

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Arnold Air Society Candidate Training Officer Responsibilities

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Responsible for organizing and executing a training program to prepare candidates to be effective active members

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Arnold Air Society Squadron Support Officer Responsibilities

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Responsible for acquiring necessary supplies, organizing transportation, compiling a history of the Squadron, filling out award nominations, and assisting cadets in moral resources.

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Arnold Air Society National Parliamentarian Responsibilities

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Advisor and attributer of parliamentary procedures at NATCON

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Arnold Air Society National Business Chairman Responsibilities

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The National Parliamentarian from the previous year and is responsible for organizing the business of NATCON.

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Arnold Air Society National Publication Headquarters Purpose

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Responsible for compiling material for and publishing ARNOLD AIR LETTER

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Responsible for compiling material for and publishing ARNOLD AIR LETTER

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ARNOLD AIR LETTER

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Arnold Air Society National Archives Purpose

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Responsible for assembling, organizing, and storing all Arnold Air Society records

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Arnold Air Society National Archives location

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Texas Tech University

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Arnold Air Society AFROTC Affairs Committee

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Formulates recommendations concerning improvements in the AFROTC program

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Arnold Air Society National Finance Committee

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Exercises control over the National Budget and any changes in that budget

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Arnold Air Society National Awards Committee

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Selects the recipients of the national awards

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Selects the recipients of the national awards

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Ensures that any funded national publication is professional in format and can be distributed proudly to persons and agencies outside Arnold Air Society

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Arnold Air Society NATCON Budget Committee

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Reviews the NATCON budget for proper financial practices and appropriate disbursement of funds

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Arnold Air Society Air Force Association Affairs Committee

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Charged with coordinating activities and issues which affect both Arnold Air Society and the Air Force Association

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Arnold Air Society Joint Rules, Ways, and Means Committee

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Responsible for determining what policies are to be heard by the board of Directors and General Assembly

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Air Force Association Founding Date

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February 4, 1946

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Air Force Association Main Objective

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National, independent, non-profit, air power advocacy organization. Dedicated to national security and world peace

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Air Force Association National Headquarters

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Arlington, Virginia

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Air Force Association Three Objectives

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  1. To assist in obtaining and maintaining adequate air power for national security and world peace
  2. To keep Air Force Association members and the public abreast of developments in the field of aviation
  3. To preserve and foster the spirit of fellowship among former and present members of the United States Air Force, the Air Force Reserve, and the Air Force National Guard
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Silver Wings Objective

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National, co-ed, professional organization dedicated to creating proactive, knowledgeable, and effective civic leaders through community service and education about national defense

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Silver Wings Original Name

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Angel Flight

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Arnold Air Society ASU Commander’s Cup

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Awarded to the most outstanding Squadron commander

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Arnold Air Society H. H. Arnold Sabre

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Awarded to the most outstanding area commander in the nation

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High Flight Song Author

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Oh, I have slipped the surly bonds of earth
And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings;
Sunward I’ve climbed, and joined the tumbling mirth
Of sun-split clouds, and done a hundred things
You have not dreamed of, wheeled and soared and swung
High in the sunlit silence. Hov’ring there,
I’ve chased the shouting wind along, and flung
My eager craft through footless halls of air.
Up, up the long, delirious burning blue
I’ve topped the windswept heights with easy grace
Where never lark, or even eagle flew.
And, while with silent, lifting mind I’ve trod
The high untresspassed sanctity of space,
Put out my hand, and touched the face of God.

-John Gillespie Magee, Jr.

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Arnold Air Society Original Name

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Arnold Society of Air Cadets

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Arnold Air Society Date and NATCON Where the Society Became Affiliated with the Air Force Association

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1951, Second NATCON

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Arnold Air Society Individual Chosen to Command After the Death of General Arnold

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General James Doolittle

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Arnold Air Society Purpose of NATCON

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Annual meeting for major policy guidance for the society and for taking action on matters such as elections of commanders and staff, establishment of major projects, and distribution of national awards.

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Arnold Air Society First NATCON Honorary Sponsor

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Mrs. Eleanor Arnold

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Arnold Air Society Active Membership Dues

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$60. Covers operating costs for the Society

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Arnold Air Society Current NATCON HQ

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Lt. William Glover Farrow Squadron at the University of South Carolina

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Arnold Air Society Process for Selecting Next NATCON HQ

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Decided from majority vote at previous NATCON

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Arnold Air Society ARCON Purpose

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Annual meeting to discuss all area business and responsible for all area policy

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Detachment 536 Arnold Air Society Area

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1

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Arnold Air Society Total Areas

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11

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Arnold Air Society Process for Selecting Next Area HQ

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Decided from majority vote of all squadrons in the area at previous ARCON

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Arnold Air Society Occurrence of Area HQ Evaluating Squadrons

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Annually

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Silver Wings Colors

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Blue and white. The blue signifies the sky above and the airpower we support and the white represents the purity and our intent and our loyalty to our country

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Silver Wings Flower

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White Rose

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Silver Wings Total Regions

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11

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Silver Wings Current Signature National Project

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Mental Health Education and Awareness

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Arnold Air Society Insignia

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Ribbon, pin, and fourragere

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Arnold Air Society Board of Directors

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Composed of the upper echelon of the National Commander, Area Commander, National Staff, Chairman of NATCON, and Silver Wings Commander

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Arnold Air Society 3 Levels of Organization

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Squadron, Area, and National

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Arnold Air Society Rank Members Start As

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2nd Lieutenant

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Arnold Air Society National Commander Rank

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AAS C/Brigadier General

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Arnold Air Society National Deputy Commander Rank

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AAS C/Colonel

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Arnold Air Society National Information Management Officer Rank

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AAS C/Lt Colonel

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Arnold Air Society National Operations Officer Rank

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AAS C/Lt Colonel

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Arnold Air Society National Financial Management Officer Rank

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AAS C/Lt Colonel

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Arnold Air Society National Pubic Affairs Officer Rank

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AAS C/Lt Colonel

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Arnold Air Society National Candidate Training Officer Rank

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AAS C/Lt Colonel

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Arnold Air Society National Support Officer Rank

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AAS C/Lt Colonel

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Arnold Air Society National Chief of Protocol Rank

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AAS C/Colonel

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Arnold Air Society National Chief of Protocol Executive Officer Rank

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AAS C/Lt Colonel

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Arnold Air Society National Web Master Rank

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AAS C/Lt Colonel

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AAS C/Lt Colonel

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AAS C/Lt Colonel

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Arnold Air Society Area Commander Rank

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AAS C/Colonel

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Arnold Air Society Area Deputy Commander Rank

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AAS C/Lt Colonel

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Arnold Air Society Information Management Officer Rank

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AAS C/Major

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Arnold Air Society Area Operations Officer Rank

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AAS C/Major

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Arnold Air Society Area Financial Management Officer Rank

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AAS C/Major

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Arnold Air Society Area Public Affairs Officer Rank

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AAS C/Major

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Arnold Air Society Area Candidate Training Officer Rank

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AAS C/Major

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Arnold Air Society Area Support Officer Rank

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AAS C/Major

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Arnold Air Society Squadron Commander Rank

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AAS C/Major

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Arnold Air Society Squadron Deputy Commander Rank

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AAS C/Captain

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Arnold Air Society Squadron Information Management Officer Rank

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AAS C/1st Lieutenant

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Arnold Air Society Squadron Operations Officer Rank

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AAS C/1st Lieutenant

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Arnold Air Society Squadron Financial Management Officer Rank

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AAS C/1st Lieutenant

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Arnold Air Society Squadron Public Affairs Officer Rank

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AAS C/1st Lieutenant

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Arnold Air Society Squadron Candidate Training Officer Rank

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AAS C/1st Lieutenant

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Arnold Air Society Squadron Support Officer Rank

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AAS C/1st Lieutenant

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Arnold Air Society National Publications Officer Rank

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AAS C/Colonel

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Arnold Air Society National Business Chairperson Rank

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AAS C/Colonel

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Arnold Air Society National Parliamentarian Rank

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AAS C/Lt Colonel

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AAS C/Lt Colonel

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AAS C/Colonel

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Arnold Air Society Area Conclave Commander Rank

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AAS C/Lt Colonel

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Arnold Air Society Percentage of Meetings Candidate Must Attend

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90%

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Arnold Air Society Percentage of Meetings Active Members Must Attend

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80%

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Arnold Air Society Percentage of Service Projects Active Members Must Participate in

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70%

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Arnold Air Society NAC

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National Administrative Consultant

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