CGA Regs
CAP History
Standard Drill Regs
Historic Individuals
Bonus
200

Position where your rifle is touching the ground

What is Order, ARMS.

200

Founding Date of CAP

What is Dec. 1st, 1941

200

Numbers that Correspond to your left and right foot during marching.

What is 1 and 3 for Left, and 2 and 4 for your Right

200
Main Supporter for an Independent Air Force

Who was Billy Mitchell

200

Total of Wings in Civil Air Patrol 

What is 52 wings

400

Right Hand Placement for Carry, COLORS.

What is hand in line with yours eyes

400

Previous Name for CAP

What is the Coastal Air Patrol

400

Foot that Right, FLANK is called on 

What is the Right foot
400

First National Commander of CAP

Who was Maj. Gen. John F. Curry

400

Squadron Commander of Cub Haven Squadron in Lock Haven, in 1944

Who was William T. Piper

600

Angle of the Flag at Present, ARMS

What is 45 degrees

600

Year the Air Force was Established

What is 1947

600

Three things you can do at the position of attention

What is blink, breath, and swallow

600

Date that CAP became part of the Air Force

When is May 27th, 1948

600

First Commander of PA Wing

Who was Lt. Col. William Anderson

800

Degree of your elbow when at Shoulder, ARMS

What is 90 degrees

800

First Focus of Civil Air Patrol

What is Reconnaissance Flights

800

Degree that your feet should be at during attention

What is 45 degrees

800

Current Wing Commander of PA Wing

Who is Col. William Schlosser

800

Meaning of 31st on the Wing Patch

What is the 1st

1000

6 days when the POW/MIA takes precedent over the American Flag

What is National POW/MIA Recognition Day, Armed Forces Day, Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, and Veterans Day.

1000

President that signed CAP and Civil Defense in Existence

Who was Franklin Delano Roosevelt

1000

Amount of steps taken by everyone during an About

What is 16 paces

1000

Founding Individuals of CAP

Who were Gill Robb Wilson and David Harold Byrd

1000

Total CAP kill count

What is 2 submarines and 1 unfortunate whale