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Civil Air Patrol Volunteer Magazine Recyling Program!

The Public Affairs office of the CAP National Headquarters has developed a plan to promote CAP by recycling Volunteer magazines.

The July-August 2008 issue of the Volunteer features removable mailing labels, which will permit CAP members to recirculate their magazines in their communities.

When members have finished with their issues, they can pull the mailing label off and give the magazine to a local doctors' offices, hospitals, restaurants, hotels, shopping centers, airports and other places were people congregate in your communities.

CAP members that don't have a location where they can leave their Volunteer Magazine can bring them to their regular meeting so other members can redistribute them.

This has proven to be a very effective way to get the word out about the Civil Air Patrol.

International Air Cadet Exchange visits LCCS!

The International Air Cadet Exchange is an annual exchange of visits by air-minded youth of the U.S., Canada, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, East Asia, and the Pacific with the objective of promoting international understanding, goodwill, and fellowship among the youth of the world.

The IACE cadets were hosted by Washington Wing this year and our squadron had the honor of spending the day with them. While they spent the day with our squadron we had the oppertunity to get in some glider flights and to experience some marksmen training. At the end of the day the squadron hosted a BBQ with traditional Northwest foods.