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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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George H. W. Bush Composite Squadron Address

PO Box 10871
College Station, TX 77842-0871

info@tx041.cap.gov

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