Uniform History

[BraveRifles19D]

Just found this amazing site on the history of CAP Insignia. I'm sure some of you have seen it before, but for those who haven't, it is definitely worth a look! Has tons of other historical info, too. https://www.scribd.com/doc/66087730/Civil-Air-Patrol-Uniform-Insignia-Since-1941-1st-Edition

[Eclipse]

That's not a CAP Historical site, per se, Scribd, that's a site that scrapes the net for
ebooks and audiobooks, posts them and charges for access.

In this case an eBook or scanned .pdf of a book written by Preston B. Perrenot in 2009.
https://www.amazon.com/Uniform-Insignia-Preston-Perrenot-2009-08-11/dp/B01F821P7G

Scribd has had a history of copyright infringement claims against it.

[SarDragon]

That tome is in its 5th or 6th edition by now.  If you shoot Col. Perrenot a nice email, he might send you a digital copy. It builds on Col. Louisa Morse's earlier works, with modern graphics.

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[Perrenot]

Scribd isn't the only one that does that.  There are some people on Amazon that do the same thing (the book is NOT $63.00 and it's up to the 7th Edition).  I use an online publisher that sells the books on Amazon for about $40.00.  Just search by my name.  And yes, digital copies are free to CAP members.  Just shoot me an email at pperrenot@cap.gov.

And thanks for your interest.