WAMA Packing List

You Should Bring:

• Paperwork:

  • Current CAP Membership Card.

  • Current 101 Card (If needed for class).

  • Completed Forms: (Only if not submitted online during registration)

  • Cadets:

    • CAPF-60-80 Required for all attendees. (Requires parent signature.)

    • CAPF-160 CAP Member Health History Form (Two-sided form requiring signature.)

    • CAPF-161 Emergency Information Form

    • CAPF-163 Permission for Provision of Minor Cadet Over-The-Counter Medication Form (Requires signature.)

  • Officers (Senior Members):

    • CAPF-160 CAP Member Health History Form (Two-sided form requiring signature.)

    • CAPF-161 Emergency Information Form

• Uniforms:

  • Cadets:

    • ABUs, including cap and combat boots

    • (2) Tan T-shirts, pairs of underwear and socks

    • PT clothes & shoes ( PT outfit including athletic shoes, athletic shorts or sweatpants, and a t-shirt and/or sweatshirt. ABU/BDUs will NOT be worn.)

    • ABU/BDU-style field coat or warm "civilian attire" coat with black gloves, appropriate for weather

    • Raincoat or poncho (Optional)

    • Hydration Gear

    • Casual clothing for Saturday night free time. (Clothing of an appropriate nature, no short-shorts, tank tops, or spaghetti strap tops)

    • Appropriate Sleepwear.

  • Officers:

    • ABUs, including cap and combat boots

      • Tan T-shirts

        • ABU uniforms may be worn for ES class participation.

    • Flight Suit

      • Only if an active flight crew member for the weekend.

    • Blues or Corporate Style Uniform (Gray slacks & polo or aviator shirt.)

      • • Not generally worn for classes involving field activity

• Other Items:

  • Sleeping bag and pillow. (Twin size sheets (2) and a blanket are also permissible

  • Clipboard/notebook and paper.

  • Pen and Pencil.

  • Shoeshine kit.

  • Towel, washcloth, shower shoes, & toiletries.

  • Flashlight and batteries.

  • Prescription drugs.

    • (Allergy, asthma, etc... Please let the Medical Officer know if you have special health requirements!)

  • 24 Hour Pack For GT3 and UDF trainees should be brought. (As Needed for Field Training) Instruction will be given as to how to acquire necessary items. List includes:

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PROHIBITED ITEMS:

• Tobacco products (cadets).

  • Senior members, the building is a Non-Smoking area. Smoking is only allowed in the identified Smoking Area.

• Alcoholic beverages of any kind.

• Personal Electronic Devices:

  • AM/FM radios, DVD players, Video games of all types, Laptops/Tablets (cadets not assigned to staff)

  • Cell phones (cadets-cell phone use is prohibited unless on cadet staff).

• Knives of any kind on person (cadets).

  • (Cadets will only be allowed to have a small knife in their 24-hour pack for appropriate use solely during field exercises.)

• Firearms

• Non-prescription drugs

• More than $30 dollars spending money.

• If you are a cadet and you drive / fly yourself to the event, expect to turn in your keys during the weekend.

• If you have food with you,

  • Do not keep it in the sleeping quarters.

  • You may store it in the Kitchen with your name on the package.

• Matches, lighters, fire starters, fireworks, etc.