Oct. 31, 2004 For those of you who did not have the chance to attend the marvelous presentation I made at the Wing Conference on MIMS and 60-3 you will have another chance at ES weekend on 13 Nov. 2004. But at this time I will review the current procedures to get things done. Everyone who is working on an ES speciality training program should have the new Speciality Qualification Training Record or SQTR for that Speciality. 101Ts are no longer valid for traininng purposes. 101Ts that were used prior to 1 Sept 2004 can be used as proof of previous training but the member must have a filled out SQTR. When the training is complete and all tasks are signed off on the SQTR then the data should be entered into MIMS at the Squadron level. The Squadron Commander, or his designate will then use the SQTR to validate the data in MIMS. DO NOT VALIDATE THE ENTRY UNLESS ALL TASKS HAVE THE SUPERVISORS CAPID#, DATE AND/OR MISSION NUMBER. If all the data is not correct in MIMS when it comes to me for approval, I will kick it back to Squadron level for correction. When the data has been validated in MIMS, send me a copy of the SQTR with any supporting documentation. If items have been transferred from a 101T, send that also. If it is the first time that individual has gotten a 101 for a speciality that requires a BCUT, ACUT, or First Aid, send me a copy of their completion CARDS to support that achievement. I need a copy of each item, but I do not need a copy of CAPF 100. Once items have been validated at Squadron level be sure and forward the documents to me. At this time there are about 14 items awaiting my approval. I do not have any paperwork to base my approval on for any of those items. I will accept, FAXes, scanned emails (if readable), hand carried, Wing Mail, or snail mail to my house. For items like TMP, and Mountain Qualified. Send me a copy of your log book page that varifies those qualifications. When a Cadet completes his/her Curry Award, the Squadron must enter this into MIMS. Then the Cadet can get his/her GES card when they take the CAPT 116.
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