I know somebody posted the mission statement that we memorize on here a few weeks ago...where did it go? TE, I did the search for terms, "first there," "cct mission," "mission statement," "mission" and it didn't pop up. I was told a few times that they would get the mission statement to us while at Keesler, but they never did...

I know the PJ motto was posted...not sure where the CCT one went...it may have gotten lost when I had problems because my server space was all used up and had to recover what I could. If someone has it, repost it...

The mission of a Combat Controller is to deploy by the most feasible means into forward and non-permissive environments to establish assault zones with air traffic control capability. Combat Controllers are responsible for the initial placement of enroute and terminal navigational aids, control of air traffic, and communications command and control. In addition, Combat Controllers remove obstacles and unexploded ordnance with the use of demolitions. First There...

HOO-YAH!!!!<P><BR>sorry had to do that or feel like I'm about to be dropped...

I was wondering if anyone can tell me the actual cct mission statement.

you're kidding right?

What do you mean by that? I know the motto if that is what your thinking about.

If you look a couple posts down; JBanks posted the CCT mission statement.

Oh.... Yeah I was just kidding.

PT, AAneeded, Wolverine: The Mission statement has changed, so don't bother memorizing that one.<p>The new one: The mission of a Combat Controller is to deploy by the most feasible means availabe into combat and non-permissive environments. Combat Controllers are Special Tactics Operators who establish assault zones, while simultaneously providing; Air Traffic Control, Fire Support and Command and Control communications in the joint arena. Additionally, Combat Controllers expertly employ all-terrain vehicles, amphibious vehicles, weapons and demolitions.<p>First There

Having already been through it all, years ago, knowing cadre, I would memorize both of them.