Civil Air Patrol Adult Member

Summary

***Flying Castle Composite Squadron will have an Open House for potential new volunteers on April 2nd. Please email me at aubrey.l.williams@okwgcap.org for more information. ***

Concerned about the state of the world? We invite you to come meet the cadets in our squadron. With your help, they will become successful members of society. They give us hope for the future every day!

You do not have to have served in the military to be in Civil Air Patrol. We encourage all civilians to join!

Though Civil Air Patrol is known for its flying missions, CAP adult members do so much more than just fly. In fact, less than one-fifth of all CAP members are pilots or aircrew members. CAP adult members come from all walks of life including electricians, lawyers, educators, retail workers, clergy, truck drivers, and retirees. Really just about any career or background can be found in the ranks of the CAP adult membership.

Adult members help out at the squadron with day-to-day operations like managing the finances or keeping equipment inventory. In emergency services and operations, members may help with communications, transporting goods, taking photos, or helping distribute water and food. CAP has more than 23,000 youth in its Cadet Program. Adult members help in all aspects of the cadet program, so it's a great opportunity if you want to be a positive influence in a young person's life.

Watch our video to learn more: Civil Air Patrol

Job Description

***Flying Castle Composite Squadron will have an Open House for potential new volunteers on April 2nd. Please email me at aubrey.l.williams@okwgcap.org for more information. ***

Concerned about the state of the world? We invite you to come meet the cadets in our squadron. With your help, they will become successful members of society. They give us hope for the future every day!

You do not have to have served in the military to be in Civil Air Patrol. We encourage all civilians to join!

Though Civil Air Patrol is known for its flying missions, CAP adult members do so much more than just fly. In fact, less than one-fifth of all CAP members are pilots or aircrew members. CAP adult members come from all walks of life including electricians, lawyers, educators, retail workers, clergy, truck drivers, and retirees. Really just about any career or background can be found in the ranks of the CAP adult membership.

Adult members help out at the squadron with day-to-day operations like managing the finances or keeping equipment inventory. In emergency services and operations, members may help with communications, transporting goods, taking photos, or helping distribute water and food. CAP has more than 23,000 youth in its Cadet Program. Adult members help in all aspects of the cadet program, so it's a great opportunity if you want to be a positive influence in a young person's life.

Watch our video to learn more: Civil Air Patrol