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Group 2 On Guard Magazine - First Quarter 2024

Welcome to San Francisco Bay Group 2, First Quarter 2024 Edition of On Guard Magazine. Click the link above for the video-enabled magazine, or download a PDF below.

First Quarter 2024 - On Guard - San Francisco Group 2 - Editor Elisa Muresan

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Group 2 On Guard Magazine - Fourth Quarter 2023

Welcome to San Francisco Bay Group 2, fourth quarter Edition of On Guard Magazine. Click the link above for the video-enabled magazine, or download a PDF below.

Fourth Quarter 2023 - On Guard - San Francisco Group 2 - Editor  Elisa Muresan

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Group 2 On Guard Magazine - Third Quarter 2023

Welcome to San Francisco Bay Group 2 Third Quarter Edition of On Guard Magazine. Click the link above for the video-enabled magazine, or download a PDF below.

Canva View of Third Quarter 2023 - On Guard - San Francisco Group 2  - Editor Elisa Muresan

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Livermore California Civil Air Patrol Squadron Presented with Prestigious Squadron of Merit Award

San Luis Obispo, CA. (May 29, 2022) – California Wing’s Tri-Valley Composite Squadron 156 received the prestigious Squadron of Merit Award and the Unit Citation Award today at the annual Cadet Programs Conference. National Commander, Maj. Gen. Edward Phelka and the California Wing Commander, Col. Ross Veta, presented the award at the awards banquet during the event. 

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Civil Air Patrol Trains for a Tsunami

Civil Air Patrol Takes to the Skies to exercise their Airborne Public Address System

In the rugged Northern California coast beachgoers arrive at a beach, blissfully unaware that an earthquake has struck 400 miles off the coast causing a tsunami that will be inbound within hours. Meanwhile hikers in a remote coastal area are also unaware of the danger of the approaching tsunami. The National Weather Service has initiated the Emergency Alert System to alert residents, but some beachgoers, hikers, and residents along the shore will miss those alerts.

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