CAP / USAF Logo

[Eclipse]

But, aren't most CAP symbols a version of the USAF one that has been altered in a way that changes the symbolism?  How is this one different?  But I agree that it would be nice if we were considered part of the total force.

Much of CAP's historical insignia are actually derivatives of Civil Defense insignia.

[The CyBorg is destroyed]

But, aren't most CAP symbols a version of the USAF one that has been altered in a way that changes the symbolism?  How is this one different?  But I agree that it would be nice if we were considered part of the total force.

Much of CAP's historical insignia are actually derivatives of Civil Defense insignia.

What else besides our triangle/prop?



I remember back in the '70s when I was a little kid, the EBS TV "this is only a test" with the grating, drive-every-dog-within-20-miles-nuts EBS alert tone, when one of the local stations did it, the CD insignia displayed onscreen was actually in an inverted triangle.  I have never seen that before or since.

[Eclipse]

What else >is there< besides the tri-prop?

Pretty much everything features that prominently.

[flyboy53]

What I find really interesting are the U.S. cutouts. Guess there is a precedent older than a CSAF approval.

[The CyBorg is destroyed]

What I find really interesting are the U.S. cutouts. Guess there is a precedent older than a CSAF approval.

Some State Guards take a similar route...superimposing their state abbreviation on the U.S. cutouts.