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The first drill movement is often this one, in which cadets are instructed to place their feet at a 45' degree angle:

What is: the position of attention?

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This high wing aircraft is the most commonly used plane in the Civil Air Patrol fleet:

What is: the Cessna 172 Skyhawk?

200

This CAP mission commonly involves searching for missing aircraft or people:

What is: search and rescue?

200

This year marks the founding of the Civil Air Patrol, just before the U.S. entered the Second World War:

What is: the year 1941?

200

The official motto of Civil Air Patrol, followed by its translation:

What is: Semper Vigilans, Always Vigilant

400

The command given to a flight instructing them to begin marching in place:

What is: 'Mark Time (March)'?

400

This U.S. fighter aircraft from World War II was nicknamed the “Mustang” and escorted bombers deep into Germany:

What is: the P-51

400

Ground teams use this handheld navigation tool to determine direction relative to Earth’s magnetic field: 

What is: a compass?

400

During World War II, CAP pilots flew coastal patrols to watch for this type of German seafaring vessel that commonly threatened U.S. shipping:

What is: the Unterseeboot / U-Boat

400

CAP has three core missions, which are as follows:

What are: emergency services, cadet programs, and aerospace education

600

Cadet flights are commonly prepared for inspection using this command:

What is: 'Open-Ranks (March)'?

600

This multi-role European aircraft features supersonic twin-engines, a canard delta wing, and multirole capabilities:

What is: the Eurofighter Typhoon

600

This aircraft emergency device automatically transmits a distress signal after crashes to help rescuers locate the aircraft:

What is: an Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT)? 

600

Before the creation of the United States Air Force, land-based flown missions were conducted under this branch:

What is: the United States Army / Army Air Forces

600

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The third achievement ribbon was named after this outstanding Colonel:

Who is: Mary Feik

800

The command in which a flight is expected to turn their heads 45' degrees in a particular direction:

What is: 'Eyes Right (Left)'

800

This German aircraft is widely regarded as the first jet-powered airplane, with its first jet-powered flight occurring in 1942:

What is: the Messerschmitt Me 262?

800

This radio distress call is spoken three times to indicate a life-threatening emergency:

What is: 'MAYDAY'?

800

The United States Air Force was created on this date:

When is: September 18, 1947 

800

This Major General was the first National Commander and CEO of Civil Air Patrol:

Who is: John F. Curry

1000

The command given when instructing a flight to reverse directions, while maintaining the same order:

What is: 'Counter March'?

1000

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This fictional Soviet aircraft was primarily featured in the film 'Top-Gun', being represented in the film by a modified version of Northrop Grumman's F-5 Tiger

What is: the MiG 28?

1000

Short for cardiopulmonary resuscitation:

What is: CPR?

1000

With the help of New York Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia, this man created the Civil Air Patrol:

Who is: Gill Robb Wilson

1000

CAP’s corporate bylaws and organizational regulations are published in this document series maintained by National Headquarters:

What is: CAPR (Civil Air Patrol Regulation)

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