So, as of yesterday, I'm a Semi-Official USCAP Cadet. The "Semi" part is more due to the fact that I don't have;

- An identification card

- The proper uniform sets (Planning to get them cheaply at the AFB Supply store, rather than ordering through the "official supplier" given how long it takes the supplier to ship things, as well as prices...)

- The "Starter" Kit of sorts, basically, a zip-up binder that contains a notebook, some texts, (the I.D card) and other basic essentials.

- I lack my grade cutouts, more because I have yet to get a uniform. They're just cutouts, cuz C/AB's don't get a stripe(s).

But, I do have my application in a "processing" state, which is another reason for the "Semi," but I did get a free T-Shirt with the logo of the squadron, and a patch that'll go on the BDU whenever I obtain them (Probably the weekend after this weekend, depending on Supply Store hours).

Though, the Map Reading Class that was held yesterday was pretty interesting, even if it was only the Basic Basics of Map Reading.

My Tuesday, basically consisted of;

- School (No assigned Homework)

- Exercise (About an hour to get through everything)

- Trip to the AFB for the CAP meeting, the second I attended.

-- Map Reading Class, learning Drill, going through the final steps of the application process

- Getting home at around 9:30 PM

- Doing some School studying, for about an hour; 10:30 PM

- Doing some BZP stuff for a bit, until going to bed at 11:00 PM.

That'll be pretty much every Tuesday, only to get a bit more filled up when Fencing is entered into the mix (on May 1st).

So yeah, that's basically what I've been busy with for the past two or three weeks -- looking up information, reading many PDF files, reading some of the text-studies early, and reading through requirements and the like.