This is not the Official Web site of the Hawk Mountain Ranger School
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This is not the Official Web site of the Hawk Mountain Ranger School
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The Hawk Mountain Ground Search and Rescue School and the Ranger Training Facility are managed by the Civil Air Patrol's Pennsylvania Wing's Operations Section, a unit of the U.S. Air Force Auxiliary. Located about 1.5 hours North of Philadelphia, PA, Hawk Mountain trains Cadets and Senior Members from around the country. The Cadet and Senior member instructors have received extensive training in preparation to the activity, and follow a strict syllabus of instruction. Donations, Memorials, & The Tree Fund
CONGRATULATIONS! Lt. Bill Miles of NYWG has earned the Rating of Expert Ranger, now currently the Baby Belt, #212. Lt. Jason Phipps of Squadron 1001 (PA) has earned the Rating of Master Medic, the 19th Master Medic in the history of the program.
The following Scarves were awarded during the school: Lt. Konnie Hauser of NCWG and C/Lt Paul Rigez of Squadron 203 (PA) were both awarded Orange Scarves. C/Lt Daniel Farris and C/Lt Tessa Bagely, both of NVWG, were awarded Red Scarves. C/SSGT Zach Brizek of Squadron 811 (PA) was awarded a Yellow Scarf. Congratulations to all who graduated Mike Squadron and were awarded a Green Scarf.
We have started an E-Mail list server for the Ranger Program. To add yourself to the list, send us the following message: Address to: majordomo@listserver.cap.gov Leave SUBJECT line blank In the BODY of the message type: subscribe rangers That's all you need to do. The Ranger CreedMy duty as a member of the rangers of the Civil Air Patrol ground search and rescue service is to save lives, aid the injured and protect property. In order to do this I will keep myself physically fit at all times. At all times I will perform my assigned duties quickly and efficiently, placing these duties before my personal desires and comforts. These things we do.. ...So that others may live. Contact InformationPOLICY OF HAWK MT FACILITY USE BY CAP MEMBERS: The Hawk Mt. training facility is owned by the Civil Air Patrol. It is operated, maintained & managed by the PAWG. Members wishing to visit or use the facility should contact: LTC John Wirth
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