Core Values
This Core Value means telling the truth and doing the right thing, even when no one is watching.
Integrity
These four forces act on an aircraft during flight.
Lift, Weight, Thrust, and Drag
This is the process of influencing and directing people to accomplish the mission.
Leadership
This uniform is typically worn for inspections, and formal weekly meetings.
Class B Blues
This year Civil Air Patrol was founded.
1941
This Core Value reminds members to put the needs of the mission, team, and CAP before themselves.
Volunteer Service
This control surface on the wings controls roll.
Ailerons
This leadership trait is the willingness to take action without waiting to be told.
Initiative
This uniform is designed for field activities, emergency services, and most outdoor training.
Utility Uniform (OCPs/ABUs)
During World War II, Civil Air Patrol volunteers flew coastal patrols searching for these enemy submarines.
German U-boats
This Core Value requires members to treat others with dignity and value every person.
Respect
This layer of Earth's atmosphere is where most weather occurs.
Troposphere
This leadership principle reminds cadets that leaders should set the example for others to follow.
Leading by Example
This colored T-shirt is worn underneath the OCP blouse.
Coyote Brown
This organization serves as Civil Air Patrol's parent service.
United States Air Force
This Core Value encourages members to continually improve themselves physically, mentally, and morally.
Excellence
This famous pair of brothers made the first powered flight in 1903.
Wright Brothers
This leadership concept means that leaders must first understand themselves before they can effectively lead others.
Self-awareness
On the OCP blouse, this name tape is worn above the right breast pocket.
Civil Air Patrol tape
Civil Air Patrol's first National Commander was this major general.
Major General John F. Curry
These four principles form the ethical foundation of every Civil Air Patrol member.
Integrity, Volunteer Service, Excellence, and Respect
This Civil Air Patrol program allows cadets to fly powered aircraft and gliders.
Orientation Flights
Learn to Lead Vol 1 explains that effective communication requires these two essential parts.
Speaking and Listening
Before wearing either ABUs/OCPs or Blues, this is one of the most important things every cadet should ensure about their uniform.
That it is warn correctly
Congress assigned these three primary missions to Civil Air Patrol.
Cadet Programs, Aerospace Education, and Emergency Services