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The uniform for tonight's meeting will be Blues. We will be covering Safety, working with the Raspberry Pi computers and going over Character Development. Come and see us if you are interested in what we do!

Ten weeks of planning, design, creation, and persistence, an exploration of aerospace science and history, articulate, professional presentation, and not one, but two cadet-made working wind tunnels. This is what Civil Air Patrol is all about. Congratulations to the hard-working cadets of the Sullivan County Cadet Squadron!

We took a flight in a C-17!  Thank you to the 105th Airlift Wing based at Stewart Airport for hosting us.  You can read all about it in the The Wayne Independent.

About us...

Civil Air Patrol (CAP) is an auxiliary of the United States Air Force.  All members are volunteers who want to better our community, state, and nation.  At the Sullivan County Cadet Flight, cadets are involved in drill and classes to prepare them for volunteer work (parades, patrols, and more) and for missions (search and rescue, mission scanner, and more), doing their best in the safest way possible.  CAP offers activities that members probably won't experience anywhere else.  Kids can join as a cadet from 12 to 17 years of age and those who are 18 and older can join as a senior member.

Our meetings are held at the Sullivan County Airport, Thursday evenings from 6:15-8:30.   Make the first right off the circle and we meet in building 75 on the left.  Park to the left of the building, walk through the gate and enter through the double glass doors.  We are on the second floor.

Contact Information

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Flight Commander:
1st Lt Bill Mason
williamwinfieldmason@hotmail.com
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