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The AFJROTC Newsletter February 2017 Volume 1, Number 6 Cadet Birthdays Feb 4: Mohamad Taha Feb 8: Joseph Dinh Feb 12: Nictosha Kensey Feb 16: D’ivion Pheonix Feb 19: Rosangel Marte Feb 21: Dustin Bryan Feb 21: Camryn Turner Feb 23: Loudmia Desir Feb 27: Marlen Matute Feb 28: Brock Miles Upcoming events Mar. 24- 5k Run Want your pictures in Gretna Farmers’ Market Soup Cookoff Our cadets weekly volunteer at the Gretna Farmers’ Market to assist vendors in setting up. On January 20, their job also involved helping with the 5 th annual soup cookoff. The competition included several vendors fighting for best soup in either the cream based soup or broth based soup category. People would then sample the soups and vote on which were their favorite. Cadets’ jobs were to check on vendors to make sure they had enough cups, spoons, and napkins for samplers. They also took care of taking out the trash when trash cans became full and sweeping up the mess afterwards. Our cadets were very busy running around, but thanks to their hard work the cookoff, as well as the farmers’ market every Saturday, was able to run smoothly. 2018 Unit Inspection
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The AFJROTC NewsletterFebruary 2017 Volume 1, Number 6
Cadet BirthdaysFeb 4: Mohamad TahaFeb 8: Joseph DinhFeb 12: Nictosha KenseyFeb 16: D’ivion PheonixFeb 19: Rosangel MarteFeb 21: Dustin BryanFeb 21: Camryn TurnerFeb 23: Loudmia DesirFeb 27: Marlen MatuteFeb 28: Brock Miles
Upcoming events
Mar. 24- 5k Run
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Gretna Farmers’ Market Soup CookoffOur cadets weekly volunteer at the Gretna Farmers’ Market to assist vendors in setting up. On January 20, their job also involved helping with the 5th annual soup cookoff.The competition included several vendors fighting for best soup in either the cream based soup or broth based soup category. People would then sample the soups and vote on which were their favorite.Cadets’ jobs were to
check on vendors to make sure they had enough cups, spoons, and napkins for samplers. They also took care of taking out the trash when trash cans became full and sweeping up the mess afterwards. Our cadets were very busy running around, but thanks to their hard work the cookoff, as well as the farmers’ market every Saturday, was able to run smoothly.
2018 Unit Inspection
On January 30, our unit had its unit inspection. Our corps had had trouble in the past year with inspections, but this time we showed up and showed out. Our inspector, Colonel Scotty Lewis, was very impressed with the quality of our unit and was not hesitant to have us pass. Great job to some of our AS2 cadets who marched the 30 command drill sequence for which they received
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“Exceeding Standards.” Thank you to our cadets, cadet leadership, ASI’s, and everyone else involved to ensure us to continue with JROTC for years to come.
LA-063 5k Run LA-063 will be holding its biggest fundraiser, the 5k Walk/Run on
March 24, 2018. We are currently looking for any possible runners, sponsors, or donors to help support this event. Any contribution, gift cards, food, drinks, cash donations, and much more will be helpful gladly accepted. If you or anyone you know would be interested in participating or donating and would like more information, please contact one of the following. Please spread the word. Your help is greatly appreciated!
LA-063 AFJORTC Office (504) 361-1769 [email protected]
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Cadet Quincy McBurse (504) 939-7708
