The Lebanon Composite Squadron is a proud member of Civil Air Patrol, the United States Air Force Auxiliary. Since its formation in 1952, the squadron has been a place for people young and old to come together to learn and perform valuable missions for America.
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Open House – Tuesday 23 September
Join the Lebanon Composite Squadron for our Open House on Tuesday, 23 September at 7pm in the main terminal at the Lebanon Airport.
- Learn about aviation and aerospace, model rocketry, radio communication, cybersecurity, geospatial information, search and rescue, physical fitness, drill and ceremonies, career opportunities in aviation, and make friends
- Leadership opportunities for anyone age 12 and up
- Serve our community, state, region, and country
If you’re 12 to 70+ and looking for a challenge, join us for an informative introduction to the official civilian auxiliary of the U.S. Air Force. Hear first-hand from members. Learn about the incredible opportunities we have to offer, including aviation and aerospace, model rocketry, radio communication, cybersecurity, geospatial information, search and rescue, physical fitness, drill and ceremonies, and career opportunities in aviation. We’ll explain all the benefits of belonging to one of America’s finest youth programs.
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