The Tallahassee Composite Squadron is proud to represent the Civil Air Patrol (CAP) in Florida's capital city. This site is for our CAP members, as well as visitors who may be interested in an exciting career with the Civil Air Patrol.

Capt Ed Willoughby, Squadron Commander, invites all visitors to join us at our squadron building located at the Tallahassee Regional Airport.

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Our squadron meets every Thursday at the Tallahassee Regional Airport from 1900 (7PM) to 2100 (9PM). Potential members may schedule a visit by calling the squadron at 850-580-0010 between 6:30 and 9 PM Thursday night. Click here for a map to the squadron building.

The Tallahassee Composite Squadron serves three primary functions -- Emergency Services, Aerospace Education, and the Cadet Program. Learn more about the Civil Air Patrol by following this link.

Emergency Services: Whenever an aircraft is reported missing in North Florida, or whenever the rescue satellites pick up a distress beacon, the Tallahassee Composite Squadron is called into action....Learn more about our emergency services program

Aerospace Education: Surely no single advance has changed our world more, or promises to make greater changes, than the advent of aircraft flight and spaceflight.... Does flying and spaceflight fascinate you? Be part of our Aerospace Education Team

The Cadet Program: The Civil Air Patrol Cadet Program is one of the best youth programs in the United States, if not the world, today. Built on over 50 years of experience in turning young people into leaders, the Cadet Program uses military drill, aerospace education, and the Emergency Services program to teach leadership and management skills to teenagers age 12 to 21. Help make a difference in a young person's life today