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Midland Composite Squadron
Midland Composite Squadron personnel are reminded that a "Squadron Maintenance Day" is scheduled for this coming Saturday, 8 August, beginning at 0900 hours. Everyone needs to attend and assist with getting the squadron building and grounds in top shape.
Also, everyone is reminded that this coming Monday, 10 August, we will meet at the pool at 1830 hours. We will dismiss from the squadron at 2100 hours. Bring your suits and towels.
Midland Composite Squadron at Open Cockpit Day
The Midland Composite Squadron acted as docents at the 26 May 2009 Commemorative Air Force (CAF) Open Cockpit Day. Cadets answered questions and guided visitors among the many World War II aircraft on display. The CAF generously donated lunch for everyone.
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The Midland Civil Air Patrol Squadron mailing address is P.O. Box 50991, Midland, TX. 79710. Midland's Civil Air Patrol Squadron can be reached by telephone at (432) 685-3384. Squadron meetings are on Monday nights, 1900 hours (7PM), at the Midland Airpark, 901 Air Park Rd.
Map to Midland Squadron.
You can access Midland Composite Squadron website here.
Civil Air Patrol supports
FINA-CAF Airsho 2008
by 1st Lt Johanna Augustine, San Angelo Composite Squadron PAO
Seven Texas Civil Air Patrol Squadrons supported the FINA-CAF Airsho 2008 held in Midland, Texas from 19-21 September.
Civil Air Patrol Group I squadrons from Midland, Odessa, Abilene, Amarillo, Lubbock, San Angelo, and Group III's Apollo (Georgetown) squadron supported the FINA-CAF Airsho 2008 by providing personnel to ensure safety along the taxiway before, during, and after the show, access security at four remote gates, and recruiting for the Civil Air Patrol in the Commemorative Air Force (CAF) Museum.
Cadet Captain Peter Sunderland (Midland Squadron) performed as activity cadet commander, organizing, planning, and directing the execution of the Civil Air Patrol participation in the airshow, along with a very professional and competent cadre of cadet leadership. All members were provided with housing and cooking facilities at the Texas National Guard Armory near the CAF Museum. Members were afforded a close-up and personal look at many of the finest World War II-era aircraft.
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