Specialty Tracks
Command & Staff
Leadership & Management
History
Ops & Regulations
100

This is the highest rating a member can achieve in a specific specialty track.

What is a Master rating?

100

This echelon of command sits directly between a local squadron and the state Wing headquarters.

What is a Group?

100

This style of advanced leadership focuses on empowering subordinates, looking out for their needs, and helping them develop.

What is Servant Leadership?

100

This is the total number of geographic regions that make up the Civil Air Patrol. Question:

What is eight?

100

This CAP regulation governs the overall Senior Member Education and Training program.

What is CAPR 40-1?

200

To earn a Master rating, a senior member must serve in the track for at least this long after earning their Senior rating.

What is 18 months?

200

his type of staff officer advises the commander on financial management, budgeting, and corporate asset control.

What is a Finance Officer?

200

This level of the Senior Member Education and Training Program is named after this famous pioneer of Civil Air Patrol leadership.

Who is Paul E. Garber?

200

CAP was officially founded on this exact date, just days before the attack on Pearl Harbor.

What is December 1, 1941?

200

This web-based portal is the primary system of record for all CAP member tracking, testing, and operations.

What is eServices?

300

Level IV members are expected to act in this role to help newer members navigate their initial technician and senior ratings.

What is a mentor?

300

This specific commander is responsible for approving Level IV award applications before they are sent to the Region or National level.

What is the Wing Commander?

300

Level IV emphasizes this type of broad, long-term planning, rather than just day-to-day tactical tasks.

What is Strategic Planning?

300

This is the high-level body that serves as the governing board of Civil Air Patrol, composed of both CAP and USAF members.

What is the Board of Governors?

300

This is the core document that outlines the three primary missions of CAP: Aerospace Education, Cadet Programs, and Emergency Services.

What is the CAP Congressional Charter?

400

TOP Flights are generally for this membership group

TOP flights are for an AE member or any squadron member who is an educator.)

400

his type of staff assignment, often held by experienced Level IV members, coordinates multiple related staff sections to streamline squadron or wing management.

What is a Chief of Staff? 

400

This management tool uses a four-quadrant matrix to evaluate Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats.

What is a SWOT analysis?

400

This primary founder of CAP served as its first national commander during World War II.

Who is Major General Earle L. Johnson? (Or Gill Robb Wilson, the organizer).

400

This type of major regional or wing activity is a requirement for Level 3 members to attend.

What is a Wing or Region Conference?

500

State the cadet Oath

I pledge that I will serve faithfully in the Civil Air Patrol Cadet Program, and that I will attend meetings regularly, participate actively in unit activities, obey my officers, wear my uniform properly, and advance my education and training rapidly to prepare myself to be of service to my community, state, and nation.

500

this specific committee at the wing level must meet regularly to approve major expenditures and review the wing's annual budget.

What is the Wing Finance Committee?

500

This active learning tool uses real-world scenarios to teach senior leaders how to analyze complex squadron or wing issues.

What is a case study?

500

This public law, passed by Congress in 1948, officially established CAP as the auxiliary of the United States Air Force.

What is Public Law 80-557?

500

This wing-level staff officer is responsible for managing the compliance inspections and complaints resolution program.

What is the Inspector General (IG)?

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