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1
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What is your chapter name

A

John “Boots” Stratford Chapter

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2
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When was Arnold Air Society founded?

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1947

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3
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What does AAS stand for?

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Arnold Air Society

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4
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Where was Arnold Air Society founded?

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University of Cincinnati

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5
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How many Silver WIngs regions are there in the nation?

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11 regions

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6
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What are the 3 objectives of SIlver Wings?

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Civic Awareness, Personal Development, Professional Development

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7
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How is the National HQ selected?

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SW General Assembly

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The duties of the NCOP can be best described as

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Ensuring that the proper protocol is exercised at Executive Boards and NATCON

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9
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What is the motto of Silver Wings?

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Knowledge, Wisdom, and The Courage To Serve

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10
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Whose the chairman of the Silver Wings Executive Board of Directors?

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The SW National President

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11
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Who is the current Silver WIngs Honorary National President?

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General Richard Myers

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12
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The three steps to achieving active membership are

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  1. Complete a community service project
  2. Attend associate training meetings
  3. Complete a fundraising project
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13
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The 3 organizations that Silver Wings is affiliated with are:

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AAS AFROTC AFA

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14
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How are the chapters of Silver Wings represented at NATCON?

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One delegate and one alternate

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15
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The colors of AAS are

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Red White Blue and Gold

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16
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In regards to the colors of AAS, white stands for

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the purity of our intent

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17
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In regards to the colors of AAS, red stands for

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the blood shed

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18
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In regards to the colors of AAS, blue stands for

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the skies we fly

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19
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In regards to the colors of AAS, gold stands for

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our warrior spirit and our wings

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20
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What does EMC stand for

A

Executive Management Center

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21
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To make a change to the Silver Wings National Manual, what must be submitted?

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A Resolution

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22
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What does ARCON stand for?

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Area Conclave

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23
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What does NATCON stand for?

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National Conclave

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24
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What does RP stand for?

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Regional President

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25
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Who is our RP?

A

Sam Schaefer

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26
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Who selects the National Honorary President?

A

Executive Board of Directors

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27
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Silver Wings was first known as

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Angel Flight

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28
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The 3 main responsibilities of the EMC are

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  1. To centralize management at a national level
  2. To provide continuity each year as National HQ changes
  3. To provide a point of contact with other agencies such as Air Force HQ, AFROTC HQ, and AFA
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29
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Who was Arnold AIr Society named after

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General HH Arnold

30
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Where is NATCON being held in spring 2014?

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Washington D.C.

31
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what does JNP stand for?

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Joint National Project

32
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What does SWM stand for?

A

Silver Wings Manual

33
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What does NBC stand for?

A

National Business Chair

34
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What does NCOP stand for?

A

National Chief of Protocol

35
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What is the name of the publication that outlines the Parliamentary Procedure used by SW?

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Robert’s Rules of Order Newly Revised

36
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What does AFA stand for?

A

Air Force Association

37
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Who has a vote at the NATCON General Assembly?

A

RP’s and one delegate from each chapter

38
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What does PAS stand for?

A

Professor of Air Force Studies

39
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The basic manual for Silver WIngs that pescribes national policy and procedures is known as

A

SWM

40
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The ___________ takes office of NBC immediately after the last NATCON business session.

A

The National Parliamentarian

41
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What is the current Silver WIngs SNP?

A

Promotion of Defense

42
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The National Business Chair is Responsible for:

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  1. Preparing Resolutions
  2. Being well versed in the procedures contained in Robert’s Rules of Order Newly Revised
  3. Conducting all SIlver Wings business sessions at NATCON
43
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The current Silver Wings National President is

A

Ryan Westfall

44
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How many objectives does Arnold Air Society have?

A

3 objectives

45
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What are the silver wings colors?

A

Blue and White

46
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What does SNP stand for?

A

Separate National Project

47
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Who is allowed to attend NATCON?

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Active members of SW
An inactive member of SW
An associate member of SW

48
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The Joint Rules, Ways, and Means Committee

A

Screens resolutions to be presented to the General Assembly

49
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Where is the present NQ located?

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University of Cincinnati

50
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Which permanent headquarters stores history about Silver Wings and about the chapters of Silver Wings?

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The National Archives and The Executive Management Center

51
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How many JNP hours does each candidate class have to do?

A

20 hrs

52
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What does NAC stand for

A

National Administrative Consultants

53
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What is the name of the official SIlver Wings newsletter?

A

On Silver Wings

54
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Who is the current Executive Director

A

General Woodward

55
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Who are the voting members of the SIlver Wings Executive Board of Directors?

A

All Region Presidents of SIlver WIngs

56
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What is the current JNP?

A

Reaching Out

57
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What is the supreme legislative body of SIlver Wings?

A

Natcon General Assembly

58
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Who is your chapter advisor?

A

Sergeant Taylor

59
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What region is your chapter in?

A

Region V

60
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Who is your chapter president?

A

Amalia Otero

61
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What is the rank that is a gold bar?

A

2nd Lieutenant

62
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Air Force Officer rank that is the silver bar?

A

1st Lieutenant

63
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Air Force Officer rank that is two silver bars?

A

Captain

64
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What is the Air Force Officer rank that is a gold oak leaf?

A

Major

65
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What is the officer rank that is a silver oak leaf?

A

Lieutenant Colonel

66
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Air Force officer rank that an eagle?

A

Colonel

67
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What is the Air Force Officer rank that is one silver star?

A

Brigadier General

68
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What is the officer rank that is two silver stars

A

Major General

69
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What is the officer rank that is three silver stars?

A

Lieutenant General

70
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What is the Air Force Officer rank that is four silver stars?

A

General

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