Commander Patrol and Reconnaissance Wing Eleven (CPRW 11)

Members from Commander, Patrol and Reconnaissance Wing Eleven (CPRW-11) recently brought the excitement of Naval Aviation and a hands-on STEM challenge to sixth graders at Christ the King Catholic School in Jacksonville, Florida. Last week, the team kicked off a thrilling multi-week project where students became engineers for a day. Their task was to design and build the ultimate paper tower. Using their creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills, the students rose to the challenge, constructing the tallest and strongest platforms to support a weighted object. CPRW-11 CAPT Carl White awarded medals to the team with the best-built structure, celebrating the young innovators' amazing achievements in science and engineering.

Mobile Response Teams (MRTs) are meant to provide 24/7 emergency behavioral health care to anyone in the state of Florida. These teams are prepared to meet anyone having a severe emotional or behavioral health crisis in their home, school, or wherever they are. The goals of MRTs are to reduce trauma, prevent unnecessary psychiatric hospitalizations and criminal justice involvement through de-escalation, appropriate crisis intervention, and connecting people to resources in their communities.
MRTs provide immediate, on-site behavioral health crisis services at minimum to individuals who:
• Have an emotional disturbance; or
• Are experiencing a mental health or emotional crisis; or
• Are experiencing escalating emotional or behavioral health reactions and symptoms that impact their ability to function typically within their family, living situation, or community environment; or
• Are served by the child welfare system and are experience or at high risk of placement instability
There are over 50 MRTs providing services to individuals in crisis throughout the state.
To find a team that serves your county, visit:
https://www.myflfamilies.com/specialty-treatment-team-maps

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Congratulations to the Awardees from July’s Awards Quarters!
LS1 Nicasio – Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal
LS3 White - Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal
ADC Avilesflores – Letter of Appreciation
AM1 Taylor – Letter of Appreciation

Members from Commander, Commander Patrol and Reconnaissance Wing Eleven (CPRW 11) visited sixth graders at Christ the King Catholic School of Jacksonville, Florida recently to discuss naval aviation and the importance of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). They presented a challenge to the students which included designing and testing paper towers over the course of a couple weeks. The students showcased their creativity, teamwork and problem-solving skills by building the tallest and most durable platform to support a weighted object. At the conclusion of the STEM challenge, CPRW-11 Capt. Carl White presented medals to the best built structure.

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Congradulations to the Awardees from July's Awards Quarters!

AZC Zania Saunders- Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal

AWO1 Jesse Hampton- Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal

IS1 Victoriale Santillanes- Navy and Marine Corps Achievement
Medal and named 2023 CPRW-11 Shore Junior Sailor of the Year

IT1 Kristian Wix- Certificate of Appreciation

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VP-10 Changes Command NAVAL AIR FACILITY MISAWA, Japan. — Cmdr. Scott Miller relieved Cmdr. Luke Huston, becoming the 88th commanding officer of the "Red Lancers" of Patrol Squadron (VP) 10 during a change of command ceremony while forward deployed at Naval Air Facility Misawa Japan, June 4.

What better way to end a week and begin a weekend than by advancing Sailors to the next hgher grade? Congratulations to Steffany Barona, Samuel Cook, Keaton Kemper, Zachary Lease, Jacob Maloney, Cory Mims, and Ryan Olson as they take the reins as CPRW-11's newest First Class Petty Officers. Well Done Shipmates!

Despite how busy things can get, CPRW-11 never passes up an opportunity to recognize its deserving Sailors and Civilian Employees. Among some of the notable events throught the month were YN1 Gregg Rozmerski raising his hand and reenlisting for another 4 years, Chaplain Matthew Heathman getting promoted to Lieutenant Commander, and Mr. Steve Elgin receiving the Navy Civilian Service Commendation Medal. Congratulations to you all. Thank you for your support. And thank you for your service.