Col Sac Composite Squadron
United States Air Force Auxiliary
Copyright © Colsac Composite Squadron, 2017

Membership

The Wisconsin Civil Air Patrol Membership is over 900 volunteers strong, and we come from all walks of life.  Whether we are youth, parents, businessmen, teachers, pilots, former military, congresswomen, or clergy, we perform the three missions for America:  emergency services, aerospace education, and cadet programs.  It takes wonderful, caring people who want to give back to their Community, State, and Nation, and make a difference in the lives of our future leaders of America!

The Civil Air Patrol needs You!

Civil Air Patrol members in Wisconsin perform a wide variety of missions including: Developing young, American aerospace leaders through the CAP Cadet Program. Working with local civic organizations and schools to bring the wonder of aerospace to life! Cost-effective seearch and rescue teams and aircrews that maintain a high level of training and readiness. Disaster relief support utilizing ground and air assets, including highly trained aerial pholographers. Providing schools and civic organizations with high quality youth who live a drug free lifestyle. Maintaining a fleet of 12 single-engine aircraft to ensure a high level of readiness for missions requiring aviation assets. A wide-ranging communications network utilizing reliable equipment with trained operators.

Our Cadet Program is the best around for the Youth of America

CAP has over 23,000 cadets across the country that need mentors willing to help guide and support them.  The cadet program provides young adults a well rounded program of leadership, aerospace education, physical fitness, and moral and ethical decision making.  In today’s world we need good people who are willing to step up and help provide a healthy, drug-free environment to develop tomorrow’s leaders.  Many former cadets have gone into the military, government jobs, or private sector employment where they can and do make a difference, and really excel. There are many military general officers who were once CAP cadets.  Senators and congressment, CEOs and others credit their success to CAP and the adult members who mentored them. CAP also needs adults for its aerospace education program.  In addition to educating our own members, CAPP’s adult leaders provide training and resources to teachers who reach out to students of all ages across the country.  Aviation and aerospace impacts the lives of Americans every day, and CAP works to ensure that citizens know how valuable aviation and aerospace is in our world.  Our programs work with the STEM program and  develop the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics skills of our cadets.
Col Sac Composite
United States Air Force Auxiliary
© ColSac Composite Squadron, 2017

Membership

The Wisconsin Civil Air Patrol Membership is over 900 volunteers strong, and we come from all walks of life.  Whether we are youth, parents, businessmen, teachers, pilots, former military, congresswomen, or clergy, we perform the three missions for America:  emergency services, aerospace education, and cadet programs.  It takes wonderful, caring people who want to give back to their Community, State, and Nation, and make a difference in the lives of our future leaders of America!

The Civil Air Patrol needs You!

Civil Air Patrol members in Wisconsin perform a wide variety of missions including: Developing young, American aerospace leaders through the CAP Cadet Program. Working with local civic organizations and schools to bring the wonder of aerospace to life! Cost-effective seearch and rescue teams and aircrews that maintain a high level of training and readiness. Disaster relief support utilizing ground and air assets, including highly trained aerial pholographers. Providing schools and civic organizations with high quality youth who live a drug free lifestyle. Maintaining a fleet of 12 single-engine aircraft to ensure a high level of readiness for missions requiring aviation assets. A wide-ranging communications network utilizing reliable equipment with trained operators.

Our Cadet Program is the best around for the

Youth of America

CAP has over 23,000 cadets across the country that need mentors willing to help guide and support them.  The cadet program provides young adults a well rounded program of leadership, aerospace education, physical fitness, and moral and ethical decision making.  In today’s world we need good people who are willing to step up and help provide a healthy, drug-free environment to develop tomorrow’s leaders.  Many former cadets have gone into the military, government jobs, or private sector employment where they can and do make a difference, and really excel. There are many military general officers who were once CAP cadets.  Senators and congressment, CEOs and others credit their success to CAP and the adult members who mentored them. CAP also needs adults for its aerospace education program.  In addition to educating our own members, CAPP’s adult leaders provide training and resources to teachers who reach out to students of all ages across the country.  Aviation and aerospace impacts the lives of Americans every day, and CAP works to ensure that citizens know how valuable aviation and aerospace is in our world.  Our programs work with the STEM program and  develop the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics skills of our cadets.