Kihei Composite Squadron PCR-HI-076

Our cadets receive training in moral leadership, military customs, drill and ceremonies, civics, aerospace education, land navigation, emergency services, and radio communications.

On 28 May 2008, Colonel Earl Greenia, Hawaii Wing Commander appointed 1LT Eduardo R. Zayas interim Commander of the Kihei Flight under the 57th Maui Composite Squadron.

On 20 November 2008, Colonel Roger M. Caires, Hawaii Wing Commander activated the Kihei Flight on the island of Maui and appointed 1LT Eduardo R. Zayas as the Kihei Flight Commander.

On 5 December 2008, we were officially chartered by CIvil Air Patrol National Headquarters.

On 27 July 2009, Colonel Caires designated us as "Kihei Composite Squadron".

Leadership

Capt Ed Zayas, Squadron Commander
1LT Diane Parrella, Finance Officer
1LT Evelyn Zayas, Testing Officer & IT Officer
Cadet Commander - C/MSgt Chris Brun

Activities

9 August 2008 – Cadet Orientation Flight
23 August 2008 – Swinging Bridges Adventure Hike
25 October 2008 – Kahului Control Tower Tour
30 October 2008 – Pot Luck Dinner and Flight Simulator Training
23 November 2008 – Cadet Orientation Flight
6-7 December 2008 – Outdoor Camping Adventure at Camp Olowalu
14-16 February 2009 - 2-night Land Navigation & Hawaiian Culture Camping Adventure
11 April 2009 - Senior Member and Cadet CPR and First Aid training by the American Red Cross
11 July 2009 – Swinging Bridges Adventure Hike
1 August 2009 - Carwash Fundraiser at Azeka's
3 October 2009 - Carwash Fundraiser at Azeka's
8-10 November 2009 - Haleakala Crater Hiking & Camping Adventure
9 January 2010 - Carwash Fundraiser at Azeka's
22-23 May 2010 - Honolua Bay Campout

Meeting Time & Location

We meet from 1730 hours (5:30 PM) until 2000 hours (8 PM) every Thursday at the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Clubhouse located at 1136 Uluniu Rd, Kihei, HI 96753 (this is the road behind McDonald’s in Kihei).

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For more information, contact us via email at info@CAPinKihei.org

Why CAP?

Through Civil Air Patrol's Cadet Program, young people develop leadership skills, investigate the fundamentals of aerospace science, acquire the habit of exercising regularly, solidify their character, and participate in exciting hands-on activities that prepare them to become responsible citizens.

Youth between the ages of 12-18 may join the CAP Cadet Program and remain in cadet status until they turn 21. Middle school students may join before turning 12, if their school participates in the CAP School Program.

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Cadet Orientation Flight, Kahului, Maui on November 23, 2008

Hawaii Aerospace Education Encampment

In the News

KHNL Newscast of 8/12/09 of "Following Felicia"

Maui Weekly article, 26 March 2009