Times
1800 Reception & Cash Bar
1900 Opening Ceremony
1915 Dinner & Keynote Address
2000 Awards
2100 Raffle
Location
The Bolling Club Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, DC
Uniform
Senior Members: • Mess Dress Uniform • Service Dress Uniform • Corporate Service Dress Uniform
Cadets: • Cadet Semi-formal Dress Uniform • Service Dress Uniform Guests and members choosing not to wear a uniform:• Tuxedo or ball gown • Suit/tie or cocktail dress Major AwardsSquadron of Merit Lt Col Thomas M. Stonehouse Service Award
An annual service award created in remembrance of Lt Col Thomas M. Stonehouse, a member of National Capital Wing until his death in March 1998. This award is presented each year to a wing member who displays a “Service Before Self” attitude and total commitment to excellence in all endeavors.
Col Costello N. Robinson Lifetime Achievement Award
Dedicated to those individuals who gave of themselves to National Capital Wing. Created in honor of Col Costello N. Robinson, former commander of National Capital Wing, and dedicated to the ideals of Civil Air Patrol that he upheld and epitomized.
Senior Member of the Year Cadet NCO of the Year Cadet Junior Officer of the Year Cadet of the Year | Keynote Speaker Brig Gen Troy Endicott
Brig. Gen. Troy L. Endicott serves as the Director for Space Policy, National Security Council, Executive Office of the President, Washington, D.C. He assists and advises the President and National Security Advisor on space matters, while developing and coordinating national space policies and strategy.
Brig. Gen. Endicott was commissioned in 1994 through the ROTC program at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. His career includes assignments as an airborne reconnaissance acquisitions officer; space operator, instructor and planner; 4-star speechwriter; major command and numbered Air Force executive officer; and Secretary of the Air Force's space policy lead. He deployed four times during operations Northern Watch, Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom as a space weapons officer and commanded one of the Air Force's first expeditionary space units in Iraq. He commanded the 21st Operations Support Squadron and 21st Operations Group at Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado.
Prior to his current assignment, Brig. Gen. Endicott commanded the 460th Space Wing and was the installation commander of Buckley Air Force Base, Colorado.
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