CAP Aircraft lost last night.

[Larry Mangum]

A CAP Aircraft returning from a charity flight, was lost on approach into Mobile AL last night. There where no survivors. Please keep the families in your prayers.

http://www.al.com/news/mobile/index.ssf/2016/02/two_dead_in_mobile_after_chari.html#incart_gallery

[Chappie]

Our thoughts and prayers are with the families, the squadron members and members of the ALWG, and all those affected by this tragic loss.   "Blue skies and tail winds" to our fallen colleagues.

[vorteks]

http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2016/02/plane_involved_in_mobile_crash.html

"Civil Air Patrol is best known for its program that allows JROTC cadets under 18-years-of age to learn to fly with a licensed pilot through an Air Force auxiliary program."

Huh?

[Гугл переводчик]

http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2016/02/plane_involved_in_mobile_crash.html

"Civil Air Patrol is best known for its program that allows JROTC cadets under 18-years-of age to learn to fly with a licensed pilot through an Air Force auxiliary program."

Huh?

It's a program CAP actually has, but it's not too popular in my area.

[stillamarine]

It's AL.Com. They don't proofread or fact check much.

[THRAWN]

Another crew on eternal patrol...people sometimes forget that what we do can be hazardous work. I'll keep a candle lit.

[Chappie]

Posted on the CAP web-page:  http://www.capvolunteernow.com/todays-features/?ala_wing_duo_killed_in_crash_while_returning_from_charitable_medical_flight&show=news&newsID=21407

Continued prayers.

[Raikkonen]

Thoughts and prayers going out.

[JeffDG]

From my Wing Commander:

Both families have requested tax deductible donations to the local CAP unit instead of flowers.  That money will be earmarked for a cadet flight scholarship in their honor.

Mobile Composite Squadron
Civil Air Patrol
2441 Michigan Ave
Mobile, AL 36615