Missouri Wing's Aerospace STEM Academy's first annual trip was to The Space Museum and Grissom Center in Bonne Terre, Missouri. There, MOWG members toured and enjoyed the museum's many outstanding exhibits about space travel. Cadets received many compliments from museum staff on how respectful and knowledgeable they were. Excellence in all...
Cadets of the Missouri Wing's Lee's Summit and Platte Valley Composite Squadrons participated in an approved high adventure activity at the challenging Tucker Leadership Lab on the campus of William Jewell College in Liberty, Missouri. The lab excels in team-building activities using ground, mid- and high-ropes activities. https://www.facebook.com/ncrcap/posts/pfbid02WJpc4v2hKiyYSfoBernoe2m6PgzC3JcoFqWhbJ3aKWMSWhsqJhrjdaXThAMsQ2bZl
Recently, cadet and senior members of several Minnesota Wing squadrons had the opportunity to tour the Sun Country Airlines Hangar and view several of the aircraft exhibits there -- providing an outstanding aerospace education experience! https://www.facebook.com/ncrcap/posts/pfbid02yUcaZD6nmY1yudaEeLyv3oAVXXhL2LoabQYjb5CJXLDBpYUqGfz2ZZMckXn7vaugl https://www.facebook.com/ncrcap/posts/pfbid0e5yBuMjqrJAMLQRboPfFHrApPDiZ3L8eiiTPdk8y68oMtPZPnTtpeNLaC5dE2qYtl
Civil Air Patrol in South Dakota is assisting Feeding South Dakota (FSD) and other agencies in their efforts to feed South Dakotans who have been snowed in for over a week because of winter storms. The operational support was approved yesterday (Tuesday) by the Civil Air Patrol National Headquarters.
South Dakota Wing’s Lookout Mountain Composite Squadron (LMCS) spent much of this year competing in the CAP National AE High-Altitude Balloon Challenge for Cadets. The program asked cadet teams to submit experiments to be carried on balloons to almost 20 miles above the Earth.
Units and members across North Central Region supported their community's Veterans Day events! Specifically: Kansas Wing's Lawrence Composite Squadron members participated in the Veterans Day Parade in Lawrence, Kansas. Minnesota Wing's Southeast Minnesota Composite Squadron helped serve breakfast at the International Event Center in Rochester, Minnesota. Minnesota Wing's Alexandria Composite...
Civil Air Patrol squadrons across Minnesota Wing reman very active in all aspects of the CAP mission, specifically: Anoka County Composite Squadron's recent event at the Jackson Middle School Observatory, hosted by astronomer Ron Schmit, where cadets got some up-close time with telescopes and participated in a gravity well activity. https://www.facebook.com/ncrcap/posts/pfbid0wqgyBKWfdUAsxwRJC2H89zecp6H4NSy5jS35FJZqQmYX6CzsTEdWkF6Tui79sNJEl Skyhawk...
South Dakota Wing demonstrated the ability to use aircraft relay to communicate across the state during a sortie Nov 20. The objective of the test was to determine the effective range and usability of a “high-bird” communications relay in central SD.
North Central Region's Minnesota Wing hosted the recent change of command ceremony for North Central Liaison Region (CAP-USAF Detachment 5) where Lt Col Jeffrey L. Meyers relinquished command to Lt Col Michael D. Veltman. Lt Col Meyers has been a constant fixture throughout North Central Region over the last several...
Missouri Wing, Civil Air Patrol, assisted the National Park Service in conducting a search for a missing hunter in Southeast Missouri in response to a request by the Air Force Rescue Coordination Center. CAP aircraft, aircrew, ground and small unmanned aerial system (sUAS or drone) teams from Fort Leonard Wood...
Civil Air Patrol in South Dakota is assisting Feeding South Dakota (FSD) and other agencies in their efforts to feed South Dakotans who have been snowed in for over a week because of winter storms. The operational support was approved yesterday (Tuesday) by the Civil Air Patrol National Headquarters.
South Dakota Wing’s Lookout Mountain Composite Squadron (LMCS) spent much of this year competing in the CAP National AE High-Altitude Balloon Challenge for Cadets. The program asked cadet teams to submit experiments to be carried on balloons to almost 20 miles above the Earth. 
South Dakota Wing demonstrated the ability to use aircraft relay to communicate across the state during a sortie Nov 20. The objective of the test was to determine the effective range and usability of a “high-bird” communications relay in central SD.
