Our Motto is "We Rise Above" derived from the three meanings in latin that all translate to this one phrase.
We Rise up in the morning early and energized to face the challenges of each new day.
We Rise to the challenges climbing up and advancing our skills and character daily.
We Rise Above our peers to excel in everything we place our focus on.
Congratulations!
C/2d Lt Lydia Breidenthal is the fourth cadet from TX-450 to graduate the CAP Wings Program. After a successful application process, the program covered her flight lessons after she had solo-ed, to completing her Private Pilot’s Certificate.
Core Value: Integrity
Through a monthly character development curriculum, cadets learn what it means to be a person of integrity.
Core Value: Volunteer Service
TX-450 opens the Hopkins County Dairy Festival Parade.
Core Value: Excellence
At a Color Guard Academy, TX-450 was represented by 8 cadets, three of which were on this first place team.
Core Value: Excellence
Cadets work through a physical training (PT) component based on Air Force standards.
Core Value: Respect
Striking the colors. Cadets learn to fold our nation’s flag according to appropriate etiquette.
Core Value: Respect
Squadron members volunteer their time to assist Wreaths Across America commemorate those who have paid the ultimate price for us.
Aerospace Education: Learn to Fly
Learning principles of flight on the ground.
Aerospace Education: Rocketry
These cadets are testing their rockets, during an activity at encampment.
Cadet Programs: Encampment
At encampment, cadets learn the basics of cadet life in an Air Force Auxiliary, how to follow, how to lead, and how to serve their local community, state and nation.
Cadet Programs: CTEP
The Cadet Training and Education Program teaches cadets various facets of leadership, in a multi-level program.
Emergency Services
Cadets learn urban direction finding skills, during a simulation exercise, searching for an emergency locator transmitter.
One of our cadets joins other participants at Medical Orientation and Training School (MOTS), at Texas Wing Headquarters, to learn emergency services skills.
