The United States Air Force Auxiliary
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"...to serve America by developing our nation's youth; accomplishing local, state and
national missions; and informing our citizens about the importance of aerospace education"

Integrity First
  Service Before Self
  Excellence In All We Do
  Respect

These are our Core Values. They Set Us Apart And Require Us To Require More Of Ourselves.

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Cadet receives promotionParental support is key to making CAP Cadet Programs one of the best programs for youth in the United States. That is why we have put together this portion of the site - Dedicated entirely to parents!

Here you will find answers to many of the questions parents have about CAP, guides to help you when ordering your uniforms, and information about other ways you can support your child's Civil Air Patrol Career.

The Prospective Cadet

You have a child interested in Civil AIr Patrol. There are a few steps you should take to inform yourself and your child about CAP Cadet Programs.

First what does Cadet Membership in Civil Air Patrol mean for both you and your cadet?

The mission of the Civil Air Patrol Cadet Program is to provide the youth of our nation a quality program that enhances their leadership skills through an interest in aviation, and simultaneously provide services to the United States Air Force and the local community.

When you choose to begin your cadet career in Civil Air Patrol, you are choosing to become a part of something that will be a part of you for the rest of you life. Cadets learn the CAP Core Values: Integrity, Volunteer Service, Excellence, Respect and are expected to integrate them into their decision making.

Find a squadron near you
Makes plans a visit to the unit

Meet the Squadron Commander and the Deputy Commander for Cadets

After the meeting, talk with your child about the meeting.

Once you and your child have made the decision to join CAP complete a CAPF 15 - Application for Cadet Membership in Civil Air Patrol.

 

The first step for a prospective cadet to take

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