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Special Notice

Sponsor a wreath today to be placed on a veteran's grave this December at Prescott National Cemetery

Squadron 206 Hut

One of only two remaining WWII era quonset huts at the Prescott Airport houses Prescott Squadron 206.

Flight Simulator

Thanks to a joint venture with TrueCourse Simulators and Leighnor Aircraft, Our cadets can fly in Virtual Reality learning basics through Private Pilot

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Orientation Flights

Cadets receive Orientation Flights throughout the year to solidify the knowledge they have gained in the Aerospace Dynamics modules and Flight Simulator.

Arizona Wing Conference

Several of our members represented Prescott Squadron 206 at the 2022 Arizona Wing Conference

Rocket Launch Day

Squadron 206 cadets prepare for launch after assembling their rockets

Wreaths Across America

Help support Prescott Composite Squadron 206 while honoring our veterans this December. Visit Wreaths Across America to find out more.

First Aid Training

Hands-on First Aid Training is an essential part of the Emergency Services mission of Civil Air Patrol

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Massive Eclipse Mission: 'Teamwork on a Continental Scale'

At least 4,000 Civil Air Patrol members turned out April 8 for what's likely the organization's largest single-day mission ever — assisting NASA by collecting more than a quarter-million data points from the total solar eclipse.In all, som...

92 Cadets Awarded $155K+ in Scholarships; 2023 Recipients Discuss Impact

Ninety-two cadets from 38 wings in all eight Civil Air Patrol regions have been awarded academic, flight, and activity scholarships collectively worth a record $155,585. The total includes:61 academic scholarships with a total value of $123,500...

CAP Training Helps Rhode Island Couple Survive Watery Crash

A pair of experienced Rhode Island Wing members, 1st Lt. Alysia Larson and her husband, Capt. Paul Larson, were about a half-mile from Quonset State Airport in Kingston on March 30 when Lt. Larson added a bit of power to their 1961 Piper Comanche...

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