SCSF DP-1 Version 4 9Apr17

Scott Composite Squadron In-processing Checklist

Category Action OPR Initials Date

Cadet Meet Deputy Commander for Cadets and Commander DCC

Senior Meet Deputy Commander for Seniors and Commander DCS

All Squadron Tour and Safety Brief SE

Cadet Parent Orientation Brief DCC

All Attend three squadron meetings DA

All Meet squadron membership board DP

Cadet

Submit membership application for review (CAPF 15, ID, and check or money order) or

submit online application at

https://www.capnhq.gov/CAP.MembershipSystem.Web/CadetOnlineApp.aspx

DP

Senior Submit membership application for review (CAPF 12, ID, fingerprint card, and check or

money order DP

All Mail squadron reviewed CAPF 12 or 15, fingerprint card (Senior Members), and

membership dues to: CAP-NHQ/PMM, 105 South Hansell St, Maxwell AFB, AL 36112 DP

Cadet Complete Cadet Great Start DCC

Cadet Complete Cadet Wingman Course DCC

All Receive squadron organizational chart DP

All Uniform issue Supply

Senior Submit certificates to build personnel file: diplomas, DD214, military training certs, etc. DP

Senior Complete Level 1 orientation CBTs PD

Senor Complete Level 1 face-to-face discussions PD

Senior Complete New Member Plan of Action PD

Senior Get duty assignments PD

Cadet Get flight assignment C/1st Sgt

All Get official photographs PA

Cadet Get scheduled for orientation flight DO

All File completed checklist in Section1 of personnel file DP

Scott Composite Squadron Out-processing Checklist

Category Action OPR Initials Date

Cadet Turn in issued uniform items if less than one year of membership Supply

All Turn in issued equipment Supply

All Turn in DBIDS card and parents/escort DBIDS card if issued DCC /

DCS

All Pick up personnel file DP

Key CC - Commander DA - Administration Officer DCC - Deputy Commander for Cadets DCS - Deputy Commander for Seniors DP - Personnel Officer DO - Director of Operations OPR - Office of Primary Responsibility PA - Public Affairs PD - Professional Development Officer SE – Safety Officer

SCOTT COMPOSITE SQUADRON CIVIL AIR PATROL

UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AUXILARY

Building 1930, 502 Ward Drive

Scott AFB, IL 62225

New Senior Member Checklist

Version 11 4Mar20

• Complete FBI fingerprint card: FD Form 258, available from the Personnel officer.

– Not required for AE or Patron members

• Review the CAP Core Values and meet squadron membership board

• Submit membership application CAPF 12

– Cadet Sponsor members write "CADET SPONSOR" in red across the top of the CAPF 12

– Patron members write "PATRON MEMBER" in red across the top of the CAPF 12

• Provide proof of identification

– Passport; military ID or driver’s license and social security card or birth

certificate. See CAPR 39-2 Attachment 2 for a full list of acceptable forms of

identification

• Provide a check or money order payable to “National Headquarters CAP”

– Active members - $65

– Aerospace Education Members - $35

– Cadet Sponsor - $30

• After the Personnel Officer reviews your completed membership application, the

prospective member will mail the application, fingerprint card, and check or money

order to: CAP-NHQ/PMM, 105 South Hansell Street, Maxwell AFB, AL 36112.

– Aerospace Education Members (AEM) may apply online or use a CAPF 13

• https://www.capnhq.gov/CAP.MembershipSystem.Web/AEMOnline.aspx

• mail AE applications to: NHQ/AE, 105 South Hansell Street, Maxwell AFB AL 36112-6332

– You will receive an automated email once your membership is processed.

• If you haven’t heard anything within a week of mailing your package or submitting your

online application, you can contact CAP membership services at

membershipservices@capnhq.gov or call them at 1-877-227-9142.

• Getting your fingerprints

– You can get your fingerprints for a small fee at your local police department. Pick up an FD-258

FBI fingerprint card with prefilled CAP information from the personnel officer.

– You may also be able to get your fingerprints done free on base. Check with the personnel

officer for current availability.

New Senior Member Checklist

Version 11 4Mar20

• All active members, Cadets and Seniors, of ILWG can now have an xxx@ilwg.cap.gov email address. Follow the instructions located on the Illinois Wing website: https://ilwg.cap.gov/members/wing-staff/information-technology/email-address-for-ilwg-cap-members

• Base Access for non-military members and dependents

– Until you become a member, you must get a military member to sponsor you on base. There are

several active duty members in the Scott Composite Squadron who can help you with passes.

– Once you become a member, you need fill out the attached Defense Biometric Identification

System (DBIDS) worksheet and return the form to Lt Col Hiles. We will need a separate form for

each person over 16 years old who needs to drive on base. We will submit your information to the

Visitor Control Center (VCC) and update our existing Entry Access Letter with your information. The

VCC will then issue the new CAP member, or their drivers, a DBIDS card that is good for one year

from the date of issue. Just show your DBIDS card at the gate to get on base for CAP events.

– NOTE: Your DBIDS card only allows access Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1800-2200 hours, Fridays

1500-2200, and Saturdays and Sundays, 0600-2200 hours. You will still need to request a base pass

for if you need access during a different time.

APPLICATION FOR SENIOR MEMBERSHIP IN THE CIVIL AIR PATROL (Type or print) (Chaplains must use CAPF 35)

Charter Number Social Security Number

Last Name, First, Middle Initial Gender Height Weight Male Female Blood Type Date of Birth (mmm dd yy) Home Phone Cell Phone Mailing Address (Number and Street) Apt City State Zip

E-mail Address (Address may be used to contact you concerning CAP events, special interest items & other membership information) Next of Kin (Name and Address) Relationship Phone Number

Member Most Responsible For Your Joining CAP (Optional: For Recruiting Purposes)

CAPID Charter Number Employed By Position Held Work Phone (May we call you at work) Yes No Education (Enter Number Indicating Year Completed: 9 - 20 or Other) Degree Received Profession / Teaching Certificate

Grade Completed: Background Information A. Citizenship 1. Are you a citizen of the United States? Yes No. 2. Are you an alien admitted for permanent residence? Yes No (Must possess current alien registration receipt card [Form I-151 or I-551]) B. Valid proof of identity provided to unit commander (check item presented): U.S. Passport Permanent Resident Card (I-551) Certified copy of Birth Certificate Social Security Card Drivers License or State Issued ID Other I-9 approved documentation (list items presented):

Signature of Reviewing Commander: C. Arrests/Charges (Write “NONE” if appropriate): List on a separate sheet, all arrests or charges regardless of age or whether the record in your case has been sealed, expunged, or otherwise stricken from the court records. You must also include all military courts-martial or non-judicial punishment (Article 15, UCMJ or Captain’s Mast). Failure to provide all required information may result in your membership application being denied. (Note: You may exclude minor traffic violations unless drugs, alcohol or injury were involved.)

D. Prior Military Service Branch of Service Grade Discharge Date Discharge Type (Write “NONE” if appropriate) E. Prior CAP Membership Old Charter From To Old CAPID (Write “NONE” if appropriate)

Senior Highest Grade Earned: Cadet Highest Cadet Award Earned:

Was your membership nonrenewed or terminated for cause? Yes No If yes, provide details on a separate sheet of paper. In applying for membership in Civil Air Patrol, I hereby execute the oath on the reverse side and understand and agree as follows: (a) To permit CAP to use my Social Security Number in my membership records as an identification number and to obtain background information from any person, corporation, or government agency (local, state, or federal) to be used to determine membership eligibility; (b) that if my membership eligibility is questioned, I will be notified and provided the reasons; (c) that prior to a final decision on my eligibility, I will have an opportunity to submit documentary evidence on my behalf; and (d) that CAP membership is a privilege and not a right and CAP’s decision on my membership eligibility is final. Applicant Signature (Must be accompanied by FBI fingerprint card, FD-258) Date

For Administrative Purposes Only

CAPF 12, FEB 14 FRONT PREVIOUS EDITION (SEP 11) MAY BE USED OPR/ROUTING: DP

To be completed by commander or designated representative: I certify that the applicant has been introduced to the Core Values, Ethics Policies, and Safety Policies, and that I have fully reviewed the OATH OF MEMBERSHIP (on reverse) with the potential new member. I further certify that a mentor has been assigned to assist this member in their orientation and training. Membership becomes effective when this application is approved and processed by National Headquarters. Charter, Unit Name and Address

Typed or Print Full Name Signature Date To help us better serve our members, please tell us how you heard about Civil Air Patrol (check all that apply):

Air Show CAP Exhibit CAP Member Friend Radio Magazine Television Family Member CAP Website CAP Volunteer Magazine Other (please name):

Voluntary Statistical Information (For Demographic Research Only -- Not Required For Membership) Identification: White Afro-American Hispanic Asian Pacific Islander American Indian Alaskan Native

What CAP Activities Are You Most Interested In? AEROSPACE EDUCATION PROGRAM CADET PROGRAM EMERGENCY SERVICES

AEROSPACE EDUCATION OFFICER DRILL AND CEREMONIES CHECK PILOT AEROSPACE EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR DRIVER COUNTERDRUG PILOT CADET AEROSPACE OPPORTUNITIES ENCAMPMENT STAFF DISASTER RELIEF

COUNSELOR FLIGHT ENCAMPMENT STAFF INSTRUCTOR PILOT SPEAKER INSTRUCTOR SEARCH AND RESCUE

LEADERSHIP POSITION GROUND TEAM ORIENTATION PILOT PILOT SPECIAL ACTIVITIES STAFF OBSERVER/SCANNER RADIO COMMUNICATIONS

Please List Any Other Skills Or Interests You Have Which Might Be Helpful To Your CAP Unit:

OATH OF MEMBERSHIP (READ CAREFULLY BEFORE SIGNING)

I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that: I understand membership in the Civil Air Patrol is a privilege, not a right, and that membership is on a year-to-year basis subject to recurring renewal by CAP. I further understand failure to meet membership eligibility criteria will result in automatic termination at any time. I voluntarily subscribe to the objectives and purposes of the Civil Air Patrol and agree to be guided by CAP Core Values, Ethics Policies, Constitution & Bylaws, Regulations and all applicable Federal, State, and Local Laws. I understand only the Civil Air Patrol corporate officers are authorized to obligate funds, equipment, or services. I understand the Civil Air Patrol is not liable for loss or damage to my personal property when operated for or by the Civil Air Patrol. I further understand that safety is critical for the protection of all members and protection of CAP resources. I will at all times follow safe practices and take an active role in safety for myself and others. I agree to abide by the decisions of those in authority of the Civil Air Patrol. I certify that all information on this application is presently correct and any false statement may be cause to deny membership. I understand I am obligated to notify the Civil Air Patrol if there are any changes pertaining to the information on the front of this form and further understand that failure to report such changes may be grounds for membership termination. I fully understand that this Oath of Membership is an integral part of this application for senior membership in the Civil Air Patrol and that my signature on the form constitutes evidence of that understanding and agreement to comply with all contents of this Oath of Membership.

Signature of Applicant: Date:

Witness Signature: Date:

Mail completed application package to: National Headquarters, Civil Air Patrol, ATTN: Membership Services, 105 South Hansell Street, Maxwell AFB AL 36112-6332. Checks should be made payable to: National Headquarters Civil Air Patrol. CAP FORM 12, FEB 14 REVERSE

SCSF DP-2 24Oct19

Scott Composite Squadron

DBIDS Card Worksheet

This worksheet is for the purpose of applying for a DBIDS card, which, upon approval, will provide the

cardholder access to Scott Air Force Base during designated days and times each week for the exclusive

purpose of 1) attending official CAP meetings, training, and events, or 2) providing transportation for and

to accompany minor cadets to, from, & during official CAP meetings, training, and events.

Eligible applicants are 1) Scott Composite Squadron members who are 16 years of age or older and do

not otherwise have access to Scott AFB and 2) parents, guardians, or chaperones of minor cadets who do

not otherwise have access to Scott AFB.

DBIDS card applicants, upon receipt of card, will use the card only for intended purposes as stated above.

Misuse or abuse of card and the access to Scott AFB that it provides will not be tolerated. Misuse or

a b u s e of card will be reported to the Scott Composite Squadron commander and 375th Security Forces

Squadron (Air Force/DoD police) and/or Air Force Office of Special Investigation. Misuse or abuse of

DBIDS card may result in revocation of card and administrative and/or legal action may follow.

In the event that a DBIDS card is lost or stolen, report the loss or theft to a senior member of the Scott

Composite Squadron within 24 hours of discovering the loss or theft. The Visitor Control Center (VCC)

may also require the cardholder to report loss or theft, in which case, report loss or theft to both the VCC

and a senior member of the Scott Composite Squadron.

Circle One [Adult cadet or senior member] [Parent/guardian/chaperone of a minor cadet]

Applicant Information

Full Name:

Last 4 digits of SSAN:

Street Address:

City, State, ZIP Code:

Telephone Number:

Driver’s License Number:

Issuing State of Driver’s License:

For Senior Members & Adult Cadets

CAP ID number:

CAP ID expiration date:

For Parents/Guardians/Chaperones

Full name of minor cadet:

Cadet’s CAP ID number:

Cadet’s CAP ID expiration date:

NOTE: DBIDS card applicants are to hand deliver completed, printed forms to the CAP senior

member responsible for submitting long term visitor passes to Scott AFB Security Forces. Do

not transmit this form via u n e n c r y p t e d email. For the protection of your information,

delete this form’s stored/cashed memory on computers. The Scott Composite Squadron will

protect this information in accordance with CAP Regulation 1-2.

CAPR 39-2 ATTACHMENT 2 4 JUNE 2015 27

ATTACHMENT 2 – Acceptable Documents for Proof of Identity

For the purpose of providing positive identification of applicants for CAP membership, commanders must personally examine evidence of identity by reviewing one of the forms of identification listed in column A below or one each from column B and C.

Column A Column B Column C (one of the following documents is

acceptable) (If one of the documents in Column A is not available the applicant may present one of the items from Column B as well as one from Column C)

1. U.S. Passport or U.S. Passport Card

2. Permanent Resident Card of Alien Registration Receipt Card (Form 1-551)

3. Foreign passport that contains a temporary I-551 stamp or temporary 1-551 printed notation on a machine-readable immigrant visa

4. Employment Authorization Document that contains a photograph (Form I-766)

5. In the case of a nonimmigrant alien authorized to work for a specific employer incident to status, a foreign passport with Form I-94 or Form I-04A bearing the same name as the passport and containing an endorsement of the alien’s nonimmigrant status, as long as the period of endorsement has not yet expired and the proposed employment is not in conflict with any restrictions or laminations identified on the form

6. Passport from the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) or the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) with Form I-94 of Form I-94A indicating nonimmigrant admission under the Compact of Free Association Between the United States and the FSM or RMI.

1. Driver’s license or ID cardissued by a State or outlyingpossession of the UnitedStates provided it contains aphotograph or informationsuch as name, date of birth,gender, height, eye color andaddress

2. ID card issued by federal,state or local governmentagencies or entities, providedit contains a photograph orinformation such as name,date of birth, gender, height,eye color and address

3. School ID Card with aphotograph

4. Voter’s registration card

5. U.S. Military card or draftrecord

6. Military dependent’s ID card

7. U.S. Coast Guard MerchantMariner Card

8. Native American tribaldocument

9. Driver’s license issued by aCanadian governmentauthority

10. School record or report card

11. Clinic, doctor or hospitalrecord

12. Day-care or nursery schoolrecord

1. Social Security AccountNumber card other than onethat specifies on the face thatthe issuance of the card doesnot authorize employment inthe United States

2. Certification of Birth Abroadissued by the Department ofState (Form FS -545)

3. Certification of Report ofBirth issued by theDepartment of State (FormDS-1350)

4. Original or certified copy ofbirth certificate issued by aState, county, municipalauthority or territory of theUnited States bearing anofficial seal

5. Native American tribaldocument

6. U.S. Citizen ID Card (Form I-197)

7. Identification Card for Use ofResident Citizen in the UnitedStates (Form I-179)

8. Employment authorizationdocument issued by theDepartment of HomelandSecurity

CAPP 50-4 5 OCTOBER 2015 73

New Member Plan of Action

Member Name: Charter #: Date:

Professional Development Officer’s Name:

Level I Estimated Date to Complete: Current Occupation and Education

Current Occupation: Highest level of education completed and major studied (if any):

General Areas of Interest for Participation I would like to be assigned to an aircrew: Yes No Maybe

��� Pilot (requires pilot license IAW CAPR 60-1) ��� Observer ��� Scanner

I would like to be assigned to a ground team: Yes No Maybe

I would like to be assigned to mission base staff: Yes No Maybe Explain what you would like to do:

I would like to be a CAP chaplain: Yes No Maybe (requires current qualification as a minister in accordance with CAPR 265-1) I would like to be a CAP Legal Officer: Yes No Maybe (requires current qualification as an attorney in accordance with CAPR 111-1) I would like to be a CAP Health Services Officer: Yes No Maybe (requires current licensure in a qualifying profession in accordance with CAPR 160-1) I would like to work with cadets: Yes No Maybe

I would like to work in Aerospace Education: Yes No Maybe ��� With cadets ��� In schools

I like to work with: ��� Computers ��� Numbers ��� Paperwork ��� Machines, woodworking and/or

engines ��� People ��� Children ��� Adults

I like: ��� Writing ��� Photography ��� History ��� Teaching ��� Flying ��� Organizing things ��� Hiking ��� Ham radio

74 CAPP 50-4 5 OCTOBER 2015

Selection of Specialty Track(s) Specialty Track 1 (Primary track): Specialty Track 2:

Mentor assigned for Track 1: Mentor assigned for Track 2: Specialty Track 1 enrollment date into eServices:

Specialty Track 2 enrollment Date into eServices:

Goal date for Technician Rating: Goal date for Technician Rating:

Actual date of Technician Rating: Actual date of Technician Rating:

Continuing Education and Training General Training

General Emergency Services Qualification (optional for members not entering ES specialties):

Goal date for GES Qualification: Actual date GES Qualified: Brigadier General Charles E. “Chuck” Yeager Award:

Goal date for Yeager Award: Actual date for Yeager Award: Continuing Safety Education:

Commit to maintaining monthly safety currency by attending the monthly safety briefing OR completing the online safety briefing module in the CAP Safety Management System (SMS).

Level II Completion Items CAP Officer Basic Course:

Goal date to register for CAPOBC: Actual date registered for CAPOBC:

Goal date to complete CAPOBC: Actual date completed CAPOBC: Squadron Leadership School:

Goal date for SLS completion: Actual date SLS completed: Technician Rating in primary specialty track:

Date of Technician Rating (from Specialty Track 1 above): Personal Preference Training

(Plans for acquiring ES OPS QUALS, additional cadet programs training, or other specialized CAP courses that the new member desires to complete are entered here with goal dates for completion and points of contact for course directors, location of training, and other information.)

Completing Level 1 Orientation • Log into e-Services https://www.capnhq.gov

• Go to the Learning Management System (LMS) and take the Level 1 Orientation which includes the Cadet Protection

Basic Course, Safety, Equal Opportunity and Non-discrimination training.

• Complete a face-to-face review session with the Professional Development Officer.

• Once Level 1 is finished, go over your New Member Plan of Action with the Professional Development officer.

– Choose two specialty tracks, a primary and a secondary:

– Get your General Emergency Services (GES) rating by taking the CAP Test 116 in LMS. Click on Go to AXIS at

the top of the screen; click on the menu at the top right and select CAP Training from the bottom of the list;

open the All Courses dropdown menu and select Emergency; click the Enroll button at the right side of the

screen for CAPT 116.

– You can find the requirements for more advanced ES training on the Operations Qualifications page of e-

Services: https://www.capnhq.gov/CAP.OPSQuals.Web/Default.aspx

– Take the General Yeager Aerospace test on LMS. Click on Go to AXIS at the top of the screen; click on the

menu at the top right and select CAP Training from the bottom of the list; open the All Courses dropdown

menu and select Aerospace; click the Enroll button at the right side of the screen for the Yeager exam.

• After six months of membership you are eligible to promote to 2d Lt and can start working on Level 2. Most specialty

tracks require only 6 months in a position before you earn your Technician rating. Once you complete the online (via

LMS) Officers Basic Course and the classroom based Squadron Leadership School (SLS), you’ll be eligible to promote

to 1st Lt. Monitor the Illinois Wing Professional Development website to see when the next SLS is scheduled.

30Jan20

Uniforms and Supplies

• See CAPM 39-1 CAP Uniform Manual for the proper wear of your uniform

– Order ribbons, nametags, CAP specific devices and the CAP corporate uniform (optional) from

Vanguard

– https://www.vanguardmil.com

Find “Vanguard Industries” on Facebook for 10% off codes. These change monthly.

CAPR147-1 AAFES Privileges of CAP Members a. Civil Air Patrol cadets and senior members are authorized to

purchase at any time articles of uniform that are authorized for wear by Civil Air Patrol directives. When

purchasing articles of uniform, members will be identified by the official Civil Air Patrol membership card

which must be current.

• You can purchase ABU’s and Blues from Clothing Sales and BDU’s (including youth sizes) from Vanguard.

You can also find many used uniform items online. Members may continue to wear BDU’s until 15 June

2021.

CAP

Clothing Sales

30Jan20

• The squadron has a large supply closet with uniform items and you may find something there first.

• If you have to buy your uniform, there are many online options. I have found good deals for BDU’s on e-

Bay and any internet search engine will bring up multiple military surplus or new manufacture options for

your uniform.

• The same goes for Emergency Services gear. We have more limited items in the supply closet, but again

you can find multiple surplus options online. It is not necessary to fit yourself out with a full military

surplus kit. You can do equally well with a standard water bottle and backpack to carry your gear.

• Here is a price comparison chart for some common uniform items current as of September 2019.

Item Price Source Price Source Price Source

BDU pants 31.5 - 40 Vanguard 54.95 uscav.com

BDU shirt 31.5 - 40 Vanguard 44.99 uscav.com

BDU cap Vanguard 6.68 uscav.com

Blue web belt 11.15 Vanguard

Black Boots 101.10 Vanguard 109.00 + AAFES varies uscav.com

ABU pants male/female 31.5 - 40 Vanguard 44.73/44.16 AAFES 59.99 uscav.com

ABU shirt male/female 31.5 - 40 Vanguard 39.26/37.30 AAFES 59.99 uscav.com

ABU cap 8.00 - 10.40 Vanguard 5.98 AAFES 16.88 uscav.com

ABU tan belt 9.90 Vanguard 4.36 AAFES 10.99 uscav.com

Sand T-shirt-cotton 8.35 Vanguard 22.00/3 AAFES 24.99/3 uscav.com

Men's Blue Pants 61.80 Vanguard 47.99 AAFES

Women's Slacks/Skirt 56.20 Vanguard 45.36/35.79+ AAFES Blue belt-crome tip male/female 17.80/17.15 Vanguard 12 AAFES

Men's Short Sleeve Blue Shirt 49.40 Vanguard 14.87 AAFES

Men's Long Sleeve Blue Shirt 55.05 Vanguard 20.31 AAFES

Women's Short Sleeve Princess Cut Shirt 26.95 AAFES

Women's Longsleeve Princess Cut Shirt 31.95 AAFES

Women's Short Sleeve Tuck in Shirt 13.27 AAFES

Women's Long Sleeve Tuck in Shirt 16.7 AAFES

Enlisted Service Dress Coat male/female 115.16/103.02 AAFES

Officer Service Dress Coat male/female Vanguard 179.95/148.95 AAFES

Blue Flight Cap-Cadet male/female 20.25 Vanguard 10.92/9.09 AAFES

Blue Flight Cap-Senior male/female 20.25 Vanguard 13.95/14.20 AAFES

Men's Black Oxford Dress Shoes 44.95 Vanguard 49.77 AAFES 69.95 uscav.com

Black Dress Pumps 61 AAFES

Corporate Blue Polo Shirt 37.10 + Vanguard

Short Sleeve Corporate Aviator Shirt 28.35 Vanguard

Long Sleeve Corporate Aviator Shirt 31.15 Vanguard

Short Sleeve Corporate Aviator Princess Cut Shirt 46.8 Vanguard

Corporate Blue Blazer 69.70 Vanguard

Corporate Grey Trouser 55.15 Vanguard

Corporate Blue BDU pants 40.50 Vanguard 38.09 uscav.com

Corporate Blue BDU shirt 40.50 Vanguard 37.49 uscav.com

Corporate Blue BDU cap 13.25 Vanguard 15 uscav.com

CAO Sep19 Check websites for current prices: civilairpatrolstore.com, aafes.com

30Jan20

Aircrew

The general qualifications to become a CAP pilot are:

1. Be an active CAP member at least 17 years of age (16 years of age for CAP glider pilots).

2. Possess a valid FAA private, commercial, or airline transport pilot certificate.

3. Possess a class III or higher medical certificate (not required for gliders).

4. Possess a current flight review IAW FAR 61.56.

5. Satisfactorily complete a CAP Form 5 flight check (similar to a BFR) in an aircraft (in an appropriate group) within

the preceding 12 months.

6. Complete an annual CAP Form 5 written examination and annual aircraft questionnaires for each aircraft

authorized to fly.

The qualifications to become a Transport Mission Pilot are: During authorized Emergency Services missions, CAP

Transport Pilots may transport CAP members, ferry aircraft, fly “high bird” communication sorties, and transport parts or

equipment needed for missions.

1. At least 18 years of age.

2. Current and qualified CAP pilot in accordance with CAPR 70-1, with at least 100 hours pilot in command time

including at least 50 hours of cross-country flying.

3. Qualified General Emergency Services.

Qualifications to become a Search and Rescue/Disaster Relief Mission Pilot – Once becoming a CAP Pilot and attaining

175 hours PIC time with 50 hours of cross-country time one can start training to become a SAR/DR Mission Pilot. (50

hours X-C is the A to B, 50 NM or more, kind)

1. Qualified Transport Mission Pilot

2. At least 200 hours pilot in command time and 50 hours of cross-country flying 3. Qualified Mission Scanner

3. Complete all requirements listed in the most current version of the Aircrew and Flight Line Task Guide for MP.