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Seniors

Always prepared, both in the air and on the ground, members of the Civil Air Patrol perform emergency services for state and local agencies as well as the federal government as the civilian auxiliary of the U.S. Air Force and for states/local communities as a nonprofit organization. Ever vigilant, these true patriots make a difference in their communities, not only to assist in times of disaster but also to search for the lost and protect the homeland.

 

Monthly Schedule

 

WEEK 1

WEEK 2

WEEK 3

WEEK 4

UOD

Polo Combination

ABU/Flight suit

Polo Combination

Blues

1800

Staff arrives

Staff arrives

Staff arrives

Staff arrives

1830

Opening formation

Safety briefing

Opening formation

Safety briefing

Opening formation

Safety briefing

Opening formation

1845

Staff updates

Emergency Services

Staff updates

Operations

1900

Staff training

 

Staff training

 

1915

 

     

1930

 

     

2000

Break

Break

Break

Break

2015

 

 

 

 

2030

     

Closing formation

and promotions

2045

Closing formation

Closing formation

Closing formation

 

 

 

APPLICATION

Our squadron requires prospective senior members to attend at least one meeting to learn what we are all about before filling out an application. This provides you an opportunity to assess our squadron mission and duties. Once you decide to join our squadron, you can start the application process and pay the current dues for NC of $67.00.

  • Go to How To Join on the CAP web site. Be sure to print the SENIOR application. Our charter number to enter on the form is NC-145. Membership dues require a check or money order payable to "Civil Air Patrol" along with the form (CAPF 12) and a fingerprint card.
  • Request a fingerprint card from the squadron commander and take the card to a local police department or sheriff and request to be fingerprinted. There may be a fee for this service.
  • With these items complete, bring them to the squadron meeting to have the squardon commander verify your identification and sign your papers. Mail the application form, fingerprint card, and check/money order to CAP Headquarters. The address is listed on the application form (CAPF 12). Within a week or two you should receive an email with your CAP ID and username with instructions on how to validate it via eServices.

GETTING STARTED

Once you have set up a password with  CAP members and eServices, click on Level 1 Orientation to begin your training as a new member.

 

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