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CAP Flying Accident History

Started by 1730614cfii, March 31, 2006, 02:27:36 AM

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1730614cfii

I'm trying to find out if there is a database of CAP accidents.  I am looking for reports of any Maryland Wing CAP aircraft accidents involving fatal or serious injury, going back in time as far as possible. 

SarDragon

I don't recall seeing anything online, but the Ops or Safety folks at wing should have that info fairly readily available.
Dave Bowles
Maj, CAP
AT1, USN Retired
50 Year Member
Mitchell Award (unnumbered)
C/WO, CAP, Ret

thefischNX01

of course the next question is....why? ???
Capt. Colin Fischer, CAP
Deputy Commander for Cadets
Easton Composite Sqdn
Maryland Wing
http://whats-a-flight-officer.blogspot.com/

Fearlessleader01

I know we have one accident FY 2005. A cadet at my squadron was taxiing durring an O-flight (with a CFI) and ripped off the wingtip of a 172 on a barbed wire fence that was sticking out onto the flightline.
C/Maj Joseph Trujillo
NER-CT-058 X0
CTWG CAC Chair
GTM-1, EMT-B

SER Safety

Dear CAP Team:
new at this Blog thing

as far as safety reports, each of your wing should have a quarterly report on any incident or accident

great stuff here ;D

Ernie Manzano, Maj
SER Safety
Ernie Manzano, Major
SER
Director of Safety

Pylon

Quote from: SER Safety on April 04, 2006, 06:59:29 PM
Dear CAP Team:
new at this Blog thing

as far as safety reports, each of your wing should have a quarterly report on any incident or accident

great stuff here ;D

Ernie Manzano, Maj
SER Safety

Thanks for the tip, sir, and welcome to CAPTalk!  Hope you'll stick around!  :)
Michael F. Kieloch, Maj, CAP

SER Safety

Thanks Lt. Kieloch

I'll give it a good shot

Maj. Manzano
Ernie Manzano, Major
SER
Director of Safety