May 10, 2022

Civil Air Patrol provides flights for Cape Central High School JROTC cadets

On Sunday, May 8th, the Civil Air Patrol's Trail of Tears Organizing Squadron offered flights to Cape Central high school JROTC cadets.

Nathan Gladden

Civil Air Patrol Mission Pilot Lieutenant Colonel Keith Monteith coming to a stop after landing a Cessna 182.

The inside of the Cessna 182 's cockpit right before they start to takeoff.

A JROTC cadet anxiously awaiting for takeoff on the Cessna 182.

Lieutenant Colonel Keith Monteith waits while another woker makes sure the wheels are stopped on the Cessna 182.

A securely landed Cessna 172.

A Cape Central High School JROTC cadet gives the thumbs up after Orientation Pilot John Martin lands the Cessna 172.

JROTC cadet Jimini Smoot walks out of the plane after their landing.

(Left to right) Orientation Pilot John Martin, JROTC cadets Jay Purnell and Jimini Smoot pose for a picture after landing in the Cessna 172.

A group of JROTC cadets look through the cockpit of a plane on their tour throughout the facilities.

The group of JROTC cadets make their way through a hangar at the end of their tour.

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On Sunday, May 8th, the Civil Air Patrol's Trail of Tears Organizing Squadron offered flights to Cape Central high school JROTC cadets.

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