Maxwell Composite Squadron
Maxwell Composite Squadron History
Maxwell Composite Squadron was one of the first squadrons established in Alabama Wing, making it among the pioneering Civil Air Patrol units in the state.
The squadron is uniquely positioned on Maxwell Air Force Base, where CAP National Headquarters is also located, giving it a special connection to the national organization's leadership and operations.
The squadron has maintained its presence on Maxwell AFB for decades, currently meeting on the corner of Ash and Arnold Streets, positioned strategically between Base Operations and other key facilities on the installation. This location places the squadron at the heart of military aviation activity and provides unique opportunities for cadets and senior members to interact with active-duty Air Force personnel and operations.
Current Statistics and Information
Maxwell Composite Squadron (AL-032) is part of the Alabama Wing of the Civil Air Patrol and serves its membership and the community in three primary focus areas: Cadet Programs, Aerospace Education and Emergency Services.
Members of AL-032 are part of 60,000+ CAP volunteers nationwide who participate in training and emergency response operations.
The unit is currently commanded by 1st Lt. Rob Dana.
As part of Civil Air Patrol's national mission, Maxwell Composite Squadron participates in search and rescue operations, disaster relief, and youth development programs. The squadron's location on Maxwell AFB provides unique advantages for training and operations, given the base's role as the headquarters of Air University and the U.S. Air Force's center for Joint Professional Military Education.
Our Location
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