Multiple things...

[vmstan]

No minimum weight requirements. However as a cadet you'll need to follow grooming requirements. I think for you the best way to get information would be to go visit either a cadet or a composite squadron and talk with the leaders and other cadets there. They can better guide you on what you'll need to do, plus you can see what you'll be getting into. There is no obligation to join and you can visit as many squadrons as you like to see which one fits you best.

There is a unit locator on the CAP website, I would suggest starting there. http://cap.findlocation.com/

Best of luck.

[juicedude10]

The reason I'm joining CAP is because one of my friends got me into it, since I like the Army and stuff like that...

[Fuzzy]

The reason I'm joining CAP is because one of my friends got me into it, since I like the Army and stuff like that...

Sorry. You might have to be screened for mental diseases.

[PhoenixRisen]

Sorry. You might have to be screened for mental diseases.

That was highly uncalled for, especially for a Cadet... who hasn't served in any branch, let alone the Army.

[Flying Pig]

What's there to like about the Army?

[juicedude10]

Alot. There Special Forces branch is amazing.  They have a ton of schools. There amazing.  They can do alot, of sea, air, and land stuff.  They do sooo much. Also, the 101st were the paratroopers on Normandy. :clap:

[davidsinn]

Alot. There Special Forces branch is amazing.  They have a ton of schools. There amazing.  They can do alot, of sea, air, and land stuff.  They do sooo much. Also, the 101st were the paratroopers on Normandy. :clap:

Other than the Choking Chickens and Normandy you just described the Navy 

[Spike]

The weight guidelines are for the top of the scale. If you are below the listed weight, don't worry about it.

I think there should be minimum weight requirements. 

[davidsinn]

The weight guidelines are for the top of the scale. If you are below the listed weight, don't worry about it.

I think there should be minimum weight requirements.

Why? I've had cadets that wouldn't bust 100 lbs

[Flying Pig]

Alot. There Special Forces branch is amazing.  They have a ton of schools. There amazing.  They can do alot, of sea, air, and land stuff.  They do sooo much. Also, the 101st were the paratroopers on Normandy. :clap:

HAA...Relax ma'man... I was kidding.  My grand father, father, several cousins and uncles were all Paratroopers in the 101st and 82nd.

Robert Steht Sgt./USMC 0331 (former)
                    Sgt./US Army 11B30 (former)

[juicedude10]

Alot. There Special Forces branch is amazing.  They have a ton of schools. There amazing.  They can do alot, of sea, air, and land stuff.  They do sooo much. Also, the 101st were the paratroopers on Normandy. :clap:

Other than the Choking Chickens and Normandy you just described the Navy 

haha my dad was in the 101st. I've had family all over the Armed Forces...except the Coast Guard, but i really don't count them.

[juicedude10]

The weight guidelines are for the top of the scale. If you are below the listed weight, don't worry about it.

I think there should be minimum weight requirements.

not really.... not many could join then...

[MIKE]

... except the Coast Guard, but i really don't count them.

This makes Moderanger 

[Fuzzy]

Hey if they consider the Air National Guard to be a legitimate military service, then the coasties should definately be in. 

Had to say it....

[juicedude10]

Hey if they consider the Air National Guard to be a legitimate military service, then the coasties should definately be in. 

Had to say it....




This makes Moderanger

what? I don't know what that is...haha...I put both together so i didn't have to say the same thing twice...I was like WHAT?!

[juicedude10]

Alot. There Special Forces branch is amazing.  They have a ton of schools. There amazing.  They can do alot, of sea, air, and land stuff.  They do sooo much. Also, the 101st were the paratroopers on Normandy. :clap:

HAA...Relax ma'man... I was kidding.  My grand father, father, several cousins and uncles were all Paratroopers in the 101st and 82nd.

Robert Steht Sgt./USMC 0331 (former)
                    Sgt./US Army 11B30 (former)

and uh why'd you call me ma'am? I'm a guy!

[DC]

Alot. There Special Forces branch is amazing.  They have a ton of schools. There amazing.  They can do alot, of sea, air, and land stuff.  They do sooo much. Also, the 101st were the paratroopers on Normandy. :clap:

HAA...Relax ma'man... I was kidding.  My grand father, father, several cousins and uncles were all Paratroopers in the 101st and 82nd.

Robert Steht Sgt./USMC 0331 (former)
                    Sgt./US Army 11B30 (former)

and uh why'd you call me ma'am? I'm a guy!

There's an extra 'm' in there. Say it a few times...

[SarDragon]

Well, in your 13 posts, you've made no mention of your gender, and your height of 5'2" might (unfairly, I might add) lead someone to believe that you could be a female.

Also, after a second look, he didn't say "ma'am, he said "ma' man" [space added to clarify].

"Lighten up, Francis."

[Short Field]

Surely you jest....

[SarDragon]

Name's Dave, not Shirley.