History of CAP
The date Civil Air Patrol was founded.
What is December 1st 1941?
Integrity, Volunteer Service, Excellence, Respect
What are the Core Values?
Grade with one diamond
What is Cadet Major (C/Maj)?
It means having a code of honor and doing what’s right when no one’s looking
What is integrity?
To wear the CAP uniform, you must first do this.
What is meet the grooming standards?
The first National Commander of Civil Air Patrol
Who is Brig. General John F. Curry?
The three missions of Civil Air Patrol
What are Aerospace Education, Cadet Programs, and Emergency Services
The grade insignia with 5 chevrons
What is Cadet Technical Sergeant (C/TSgt)?
A Cadet Airman Basic would serve in this position
What is element member?
They are the five milestone awards in the CAP Cadet Program.
What are the Wright Bros., Mitchell, Earhart, Eaker, & Spaatz?
Civil Air Patrol's uniform regulation
What is CAPR 39-1?
It’s the primary purpose of drill in CAP.
What is to learn teamwork?
The Milestone Award that corresponds with Cadet Lieutenant Colonel (C/Lt Col)
What is the Ira Eaker Award?
Someone who does a job because it needs to be done, not because they were told to, has this.
What is self-discipline?
It’s the seventh word in the CAP Cadet Oath.
What is faithfully?
The day CAP's cadet program was founded
What is Oct. 1, 1942?
Civil Air Patrols motto and it's meaning
What is Semper Vigilans, Always Vigilant?
Which rank has three chevrons
What is C/SrA?
It means you take responsibility for your time, your resources, and your actions.
What is self management?
It is defined as the order of authority
What is the chain of command?
The Southeast Region encompasses what U.S. states
What are Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee? BONUS: also includes territories of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands
The National Headquarters Location
What is Maxwell Air Force Base
The highest award a cadet can achieve
What is the Carl A. Spaatz Award?
It’s the book’s definition of followership
What is the ability to reach goals while showing respect for authority?
It is what military courtesy is based on.
What is simple politeness and respect?