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Civil Air Patrol boasts the largest Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS) program in the United States. 

This page was designed to brief our members, prospect members, and other entities such as government organizations, fire departments, police department and similar that may be in need of such resources for remote imaging, search and rescue and disaster recovery.
 

Capabilities

Aerial Search & Rescue (SAR)

Remote Aerial Imaging (search patterns or adhoc)

Infrared & Thermal Imaging (FLIR) for locating missing persons\vehicles

Aerial Radio Direction Finding (Frequency/Mode Agile)

Disaster Recovery

Orthophotomosaic Imaging of both large and small scale image mapping (6 centimeter resolution)

Infrared & Thermal Imaging (FLIR) for locating victims

The Civil Air Patrol maintains ground search teams for deployment in search and rescue missions. These teams search for missing persons, overdue aircraft, lost boaters, and more. Team members must become full Civil Air Patrol members and go through required background checks, orientation, and training.

The Civil Air Patrol is in need of qualified private pilots who are willing to help teach CAP cadets how to fly. 

On a monthly basis our squadron conduct fitness training for our cadets. We like to rotate this training through different experiences and opportunities. We are always looking for volunteers who would like to come in and instruct on some type of fitness, healthy eating, or exercise topic. Ideally the fitness and exercise topics involve a physical component as well where cadets actually do the activity. In the past we've done yoga, flag football, soccer, and more.

Instruction occurs on Monday evenings between 6:30pm and 8:30pm. 

The Civil Air Patrol is in need of qualified private pilots who are willing to help cadets experience aviation first hand.