Welcome to our little piece of a little state. We would like to hear your comments about our webpage or about the program Civil Air Patrol runs in Rhode Island.

Kcox - 09/22/00 22:14:56
My Email:kcox@radiks.net

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Eric-Karen- Was being nosey- found your page. Sounds as though you guys are pretty busy Kelly

Robert E. Chanfer - 09/12/00 05:50:12
My Email:Generalpop@juno.com

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Just showing an interest in C.A.P. Will be retiering soon and may be interested in being of some service. Have a grandson in a Conn. squadron.

Janice Lentz - 08/13/00 16:15:20
My Email:k4ijk@arrl.net

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I am a member of the Asheville Composite squadron, Asheville, NC. I will be relocating to RI the end of September. I am looking to transfer to RI Wing. I am workiing in the position of Personnel Officer. I have many years of administrative experience. Hope to hear from you soon. Thank you

Joey Catanzaro - 07/11/00 02:28:40
My URL:http://www.yahoo.com
My Email:DMira@Spire.com

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Robert E. Scovill, Jr. - 06/01/00 01:34:29
My URL:sumpthis.com
My Email:RESCESSNA@HOME.COM

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Capt. Ken Eggleston, CAP - 05/30/00 08:01:59
My Email:eggleston@gci.net

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Glad to see CAP is as active on the east coast as it is on the west coast of the Bering Sea.

R Christofaro - 03/13/00 22:36:05
My Email:rchristofa@aol.com

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Very nice web page I currently serve as a Reserve MSgt with the USAF and find this page interesting. Keep up the good work

Thaddeus Piorek Jr. - 02/29/00 22:26:23
My Email:piorek@worldpath.net

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Nice Web Page. Keep the good work. LTC Thaddeus Piorek Jr., CAP New Hampshire Wing/Inspector General

Andy McFee - 02/20/00 01:53:48
My Email:nytelyte17@aol.com

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I want to join the air force but not till I'm older. And I'm afriad of heights but i could use the computers right?

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