USAF Fundamentals Android App

[Eclipse]

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gdit.AETC


Official App of Air Education and Training Command
This app has information all current or future active duty Airmen can use. The focus is on physical training. Videos show you the proper form for push-ups, sit-ups, running, and pull-ups. There's also information to help you with pre and post exercising.
If you are preparing for Basic Military Training, this app is a MUST for you! Visit the "Get In Shape" web page from the official BMT website. Learn the Airman Creed and USAF song. Make your life easier by learning the USAF Core values, rank structure, and wear of the uniform BEFORE you arrive! Master the Insignia Challenge game for instant rank recognition.
Let this app be your conduit to a "fundamentally" great USAF career.

There's a whole mess of other interesting and useful USAF-related Android apps:
https://play.google.com/store/search?q=USAF&c=apps&price=0

Anyone up for making something similar for CAP?

[Eclipse]

This the only thing in the Play Store right now, unofficial and using incorrect graphics, but otherwise looks like a good piece of kit at the right price.
Appears to be mostly geared towards cadets.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pilotchatter.capdroid

Edit: Pretty unstable and not tablet-friendly, locked-up the device on uninstall.

[Dad2-4]

From the install window:
"This application has access to the following:
Hardware controls:
take pictures and videos
Your location:
approximate location (network-based),
precise location (GPS and network-based)Network communication:
full network access
Phone calls:
read phone status and identity
Storage:
modify or delete the contents of your USB storage modify or delete the contents of your SD card System tools:
prevent tablet from sleeping prevent phone from sleeping
Network communication:
view network connections,
receive data from InternetDefault:
test access to protected storage test access to protected storage"
[Bold added by me]

  Is that normal?

[Eclipse]

Pretty much, not much different from iOS apps, they just don't tell you.

The phone network access, for example, is usually just to be able to tell the state of the connection, to say, pause the app when the phone rings, or silence sounds if you're playing music.

[A.Member]

Anyone up for making something similar for CAP?

Hopefully, only someone from National so that there can be some level of consistency in the message. 

  ....just realized what I said.