Aircrafts
The single engine US fighter with the call sign "Viper"?
What is the F16 Viper
The central body of the aircraft responsible for holding the main cabin of the aircraft?
What is the Fuselage
The force that keeps an aircraft in the air?
What is Lift
What is the most common CAP aircraft in the Kentucky Wing?
What is the Cessna 182
The US has the most of this cargo plane.
What is the C130
The part responsible for keeping the plane from yawing side to side?
What is the vertical stabilizer
The force that propels an aircraft forward?
What is Thrust
What did the Civil Air Patrol originally use aircraft for?
Bombing German U-Boats
A highly modified version of this plane named the "Voodoo" currently holds the record for the fastest piston driven aircraft in the world.
What is the P51 Mustang
The part that uses varying air velocity to create a high and low air pressure zone?
What are the wings
The force that opposes thrust?
What is Drag
What are all of the members needed for a complete air crew?
What are Mission Pilot, Mission Scanner, and Mission Observer
The Us bomber plane with the signature flying wing design, that was introduced into service in 1989
What is the B2 Spirit
The part that creates the thrust of the aircraft?
What is the engine or propeller (both accepted)
The force that pulls an aircraft to the ground?
What is Weight
How many Powered O-Flights are each cadet allowed
5 O-Flights
The US reconnaissance plane with a top speed of mach 3.3?
What is the SR71 Blackbird
The part responsible for controlling the roll of the aircraft?
What is the Ailerons
The acceleration on earth that causes weight?
What is Gravity
What was the fist aircraft used by the Civil Air Patrol?
What is the J-3 Piper Cub