7/9 Update: Civil Air Patrol's National Capital Wing is now in Phase III of remobilization. This means that we are generally authorized to conduct all normal CAP activities in person, including overnight events; however, we must still follow CDC, CAP, state, and local health guidance, and restrictions that continue to exist for certain facilities. For more information, download our wing's Phase III Plan and visit the CAP COVID-19 Information Center.
National Capital Wing | "encompasses the Washington, D.C., area"
This core value is the cornerstone for all that is moral and just in our society, embracing attributes such as courage, responsibility, accountability, justice, openness, self-respect, and humility. Civil Air Patrol members practice the highest standards of self-discipline.
This core value is the very essence of Civil Air Patrol’s service to humanity and implies a commitment to place the organization’s purposes first and foremost. This process begins with the member’s agreement to obey the rules and regulations of CAP and the U.S. Air Force.
This core value is striving to be the very best by constantly improving Civil Air Patrol’s humanitarian service to America. From personal appearance to resource management, excellence is the goal of all CAP members.
