CAP Squadron 80 Aerospace Education

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22 October 2013

Reid-Hillview Airport Day

David Hartman participated in the Reid-Hillview Airport Day on 19-October-2013. Squadron 80 put N9483E on display and set up a booth. David assisted with giving people tours of the aircraft and letting kids sit in the left seat. This provided an opportunity to discuss the three missions of CAP with the parents. It gave a chance to show both kids and adults how the controls work and explain what makes an airplane fly. The show was a success, there was always a line, and many people went away with a new appreciation for aviation. Not only was this a chance to promote the mission of CAP, but allowed us to teach the general public about general aviation.

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CAP Squadron 80 Aerospace EducationTuesday, 22 October, 2013
Nice, David! I heard you had quite the day showing off the airplane to all the kiddies (and probably a few adults as well)!

Thanks for representing Squadron 80 and the AE program so well! :)
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