Civil Air Patrol

In the late 1930s more than 150,000 volunteer aviation enthusiasts wanted to use their skills and aircraft to protect their country. The civil aviation patrol was born in the week before Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. During the Second World War, the civil aviation patrol recorded more than 500,000 hours of flight time and sank two enemy submarines. Civil aviation patrol has a long history from the Second World War to the present. In the early stages of the civil aviation patrol, the East Coast strongly required defense and the German U Boat was sending cargo ships sinking several cargoes within a few miles from the coast.

Civil aviation patrol helicopter and two fixed wing aircraft. On the fifth day of the search, a civil aviation patrol Cessna 182R fixed wing aircraft participated. Due to the many search and rescue helicopters and strong winds of the day, the SAR accident headquarters demanded a fixed wing pilot to maintain MSL height of over 13,000 feet. For unknown reasons, the pilot fell below 13,000 feet during flight. When it crashed, it is estimated that his distance was 11 thousand feet. According to the report of the National Traffic Safety Commission, "The passengers said the pilot - I do not like this feeling". A care giver said passengers also "slumped". Crash and colorado pilot pilot Terry Leadens (40) was murdered. In this accident, the rescue commander noticed the wind, so the pilot issued an instruction that he was not protected. None of the missing hikers have been found

In the late 1930s more than 150,000 volunteer aviation enthusiasts wanted to use their skills and aircraft to protect their country. The civil aviation patrol was born in the week before Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. During the Second World War, the civil aviation patrol recorded more than 500,000 hours of flight time and sank two enemy submarines. Civil aviation patrol has a long history from the Second World War to the present. - Through the history of the United States, commanders, NCOs and civil authorities with the power to make important decisions during the conflict often rely on viable information to measure changing operational environments. Two such security incidents, including the decisive event that led to the battle of Yorktown during the revolutionary war and the Tokyo bay incident that became a devastating event as a result of the US involvement in the Vietnam War, It shows clearly.

The search and rescue activities of the pilot shot down in the mainland of the US fell to the civil aviation patrol of the civil aviation group mainly under the command of Army Airlines. After finding the crash site, the CAP usually dispatches crews on the ground; however, they occasionally landed small planes and they experimented with parachute rescue teams. When Canada entered World War II in 1939, former Canadian fighter Ace Wop May was trained and took over the command of the second aerial observatory in Edmonton, Alberta. As part of the rental program, Edmonton flew to the Soviet Union and was one of the popular places for A-20 Boston, B-26 predator, and especially the B-25 Mitchell bomber. Normally, when these planes crashed due to mechanical problems or navigation problems crews often survived trying to push them from the jungle.