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Civil Air Patrol Legacy of George H. W. Bush

In early 2009, a remote flight of the Lone Star Composite Squadron, located in Brenham, Texas, was formed in College Station. Asked to decide on a name for the squadron, the members decided on “George H. W. Bush”. The members wrote to the former President asking for his sponsorship, to which he agreed “with pleasure.”

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TX-041 Cadets Develop Hands-on STEM Skills

Flight Officer Wissel-Littmann leads cadets to understand gravity through a fun combination of lectures and hands-on activities.

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Virtual Reality Brings the International Space Station to the Classroom

Flight Officer Wissel-Littman demonstrates the use of a virtual reality (VR) headset before cadets experience life on board the International Space Station.

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Cessna 185 Skywagon

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VA Partners with CAP, Chaplain Corps to Support Veterans’ Families at National Cemeteries

The Department of Veterans Affairs has announced a new partnership with Civil Air Patrol and its Chaplain Corps expanding veterans’ families’ access to qualified faith leaders during committal and memorial services held at...

Wisconsin Wing’s Hunt Chosen to Lead Great Lakes Region

Maj. Margot MyersNational Marketing and Communications TeamCol. Rose Hunt, former commander of the Wisconsin Wing, has been selected as the next Great Lakes Region commander.In this role, Hunt will be responsible for the command and administration of...

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