Arecibo Cadet Squadron, Civil Air Patrol

16/11/2025

04/04/2025

So far this fiscal year, the U.S. Air Force Rescue Coordination Center has credited Civil Air Patrol with 33 saves. Most recently, our National Cellphone Forensics Analysis Team tracked a lost teenager near Wagoner, Oklahoma.

30/03/2025

Our Silvered Wings series of aircraft renditions by Maj. Ron Finger continues with the Alexander Eaglerock, a versatile three-place, open-cockpit biplane. Civil Air Patrol flew NC638W during World War II out of the Michigan Wing, making it the only Alexander Eaglerock model on the CAP wartime service roster. https://www.cap.news/silvered-wings-alexander-eaglerock-a-15-1931/

30/03/2025

The T-41 trainer is next in Maj. Ron Finger's Silvered Wings series of historic Civil Air Patrol aircraft renderings. Beginning in 1964, the U.S. Air Force used it as a beginning training aircraft before proceeding to the T-37 jet trainer. Civil Air Patrol’s Congressional Squadron flew N5175F out of Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland — now Joint Base Andrews. Read more https://bit.ly/41p9pGj.

30/03/2025

Civil Air Patrol is helping keep local communities safe through its work with U.S. Northern Command and its mission to bolster security at the southern border. Acting in its role as a Total Force Partner, CAP is serving as a force multiplier, working shoulder-to-shoulder with federal law enforcemen...

30/03/2025

The Fleet Model 7 is the latest in the Silvered Wings series by Maj. Ron Finger, Civil Air Patrol national artist. The aircraft was an open-cockpit biplane seating two in tandem as a land-based trainer or seaplane. During World War II, our Michigan Wing flew NC424K, a Fleet Model 2 converted to a Model 7. Read more https://bit.ly/3FqpYdA.

30/03/2025

14/03/2025

11/03/2025

El pasado sábado, 8 de marzo de 2025, varios cadetes tuvieron la increíble oportunidad de experimentar un vuelo de orientación, y para algunos de ellos, este marcó su primer acercamiento a la aviación desde las alturas.

Felicitamos a los cadetes C/Amn Vargas, C/SSgt Martes, CADET Sierra, CADET Picón, CADET J. Hernández y CADET Jiménez por haber participado en esta experiencia única. Sin duda, este es solo el comienzo de un camino lleno de aprendizaje y oportunidades en el ámbito aeronáutico.

Si aún no has tenido la oportunidad de vivir esta experiencia, te animamos a que te unas a nuestro programa. ¡No hay mejor manera de conocer el cielo que volando!

09/03/2025

¡Ayer Nuestro escuadrón tuvo su Safety Day!

Comenzamos recibiendo la visita del Lt Col Martínez R., quien nos ofreció una orientación sobre las actividades que el Wing tiene planificadas para este año. Fue una excelente oportunidad para conocer lo que viene, dar sugerencias y cómo podemos involucrarnos aún más.

Después, la 2d Lt Vale ofrecio una clase esencial de Safety, donde los cadetes aprendieron sobre los riesgos a los que pueden enfrentarse y los materiales que siempre deben llevar en todo momento.

Más tarde, el SM Lamboy W. captó la atención de todos con una charla educativa sobre el equipo dentro de una ambulancia. Explicó el uso de la camilla, los medicamentos y el kit de emergencia, mientras los cadetes aprovecharon para hacer preguntas y aclarar dudas.

Por la tarde, los cadetes estuvieron realizando sus exámenes para ascender de rango.

¡Muchas gracias al SM Lamboy por traer la ambulancia y, sobre todo, por enseñar a los cadetes para que adquirieran ese conocimiento!

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Yesterday, our squadron had its Safety Day!

We started by receiving a visit from Lt Col Martínez R., who gave us an orientation on the activities the Wing has planned for this year. It was an excellent opportunity to learn about upcoming events, provide suggestions, and explore ways to get more involved.

After that, 2d Lt Vale gave an essential Safety class, where cadets learned about potential risks they may face and the materials they should always carry at all times.

Later, SM Lamboy W. captured everyone's attention with an educational talk about the equipment inside an ambulance. He explained the use of the stretcher, medications, and emergency kit while cadets took the opportunity to ask questions and clarify doubts.

In the afternoon, cadets took their exams to promote to the next rank.

A big thank you to SM Lamboy for bringing the ambulance and, most importantly, for teaching the cadets so they could gain that valuable knowledge!

PRWG GROUP IV, Civil Air Patrol
Puerto Rico Wing, Civil Air Patrol