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The Maine Wing Civil Air Patrol is Maine's civilian auxiliary of the United States Air Force. Founded in 1941, CAP originally assisted the War Department by defending the coastline of the United States during World War II. Two of those Coastal Patrol bases were located in Maine, Base 19 in Portland and Base 20 in Trenton. The Civil Air Patrol was federally chartered as a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation in 1946.

These days, our mission is to serve America by developing our Nation's youth; accomplishing local/state/national missions in Air Search & Rescue, Disaster Relief and Homeland Security; and educating citizenry to ensure our Nation's air and space supremacy.

Description:
Looking for Every Day Heroes for our Cadet Programs (ages 12-18) and Senior Programs (ages 18 and up). We are offering exciting Educational Opportunities as well as training and actual Missions in support of Search and Rescue, Disaster Relief, and Homeland Security.

History:
For detailed information, please check the Maine Wing web site at http://mewg.cap.gov and the Civil Air Patrol National web site at http://www.cap.gov

Contact people:

1st Lt. John Berryman, Squadron Commander, (phone), (email) Captain Charlie Browne, Deputy Commander , (email) Captain Joshua Cuetara, Wing Emergency Services Officer, (phone), (email)

Address:

80 Airport Road Suite 2 Waterville, ME 04901 (See a map)

Web Site: http://mewg.cap.gov

Directions:

From Kennedy Memorial Drive in Waterville, Airport Road is located between Central Maine Motors and Nissan Bakery Outlet. Follow Airport Road to the Bus Terminal on the left. Waterville Composite Squadron is located in the Terminal building. Meetings are every. . . (more)   Nearest Bus Stop: Waterville Bus Terminal, 0 minute walk For maps or information, please see http://www.portlandmaine.worldweb.com/Transportation/PublicTransit

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