CAP Squadron 80 Aerospace Education

This site is intended as a log of Aerospace Education activity in the Civil Air Patrol,
California Wing, San Jose Senior Squadron 80. As such, it will probably be of limited
interest to anyone outside of that organization (and even to many within it), but feel
free to poke around anyway.

We apologize in advance for the utter lack of salacious content. But since there is no shortage
of other sites that will be happy to cater to that need, we won't be losing any sleep over it.

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18 March 2018

External Activity: Supported SJSU's Reid-Hillview Open House

John Heldt and David Hartman supported San Jose State's Reid-Hillview Open House on 17 March 2018. The objective of the open house was to introduce the community to aviation and aviation-related careers. John and David talked about how aviation benefits the community, and about the CAP mission. Squadron 80's drone, assembled from a STEM kit, was displayed and used to start conversations about CAP's Cadet Programs. The morning was successful with introducing the community, airport officials, and a community leader to aviation and to CAP.

09 August 2013

External Presentation by Coby: 9 Aug 2013

Major Andrew Dilworth, Lt. Colonel James Sena, and former Squadron 80 Commander Coby Sena made a presentation on CAP to the Santa Clara County Airmen's Association on 9 Aug 2013.

They talked about all three missions of CAP: Aerospace Education, Emergency Services, and Cadet Programs. In that context, they included a presentation on flight safety and aeronautical decision making.