Allan B. Bunce Squadron

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Allan B. Bunce representing at ARCON!

And just like that we’re off! has begun!

This year, Arnold Air Society Squadrons are taking a stand against sexual violence. Arnold Air Society's joint national project, Trafficking, Abuse, Prevention and Support Network (TAPS) supports organizations and movements working to change these statistics.

This year the Joint National Project of Arnold Air Society & Silver Wings is TAPS: Trafficking, Abuse, Prevention and Support Network. AAS cadets and Silver Wings members have been working across the nation to advocate for this JNP and hopefully bring about change. Sadly, as depicted in the photograph, 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the US. It is time we stand up and end this violence and abuse.

Congratulations Allan B. Bunce Squadron! For the month of January, you have been named the Area I's Squadron of the Month!!

Their very own C/Hauver held the squadron's Extended Training Exercise which completed the candidate training for six new recruits. Our Allan B. Bunce Squadron also accumulated over 20 community service hours during the month of December, which brought them closer to their goal of completing 80 community service hours for the semester. Additionally, they redirected the $425 raised for a new Gala/Banquet event, to scholarships for AAS recruits from their squadron for more representation of Area I at .

Great job, Allan B. Bunce Squadron!

A family that eats together, stays together! Thanks to the careful planning of our Mission Support Officer, Nicolle Emperatriz Vella, Allan B. Bunce Squadron has set the table for Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) success this semester.

When the going gets tough, the members of Allan B. Bunce Squadron have your back! In this picture, our new squadron members are supporting each other through a group leadership exercise. Happy !