List of NCSAs For 2009
- For a full list of National Cadet Special Activities, including activities no longer offered, see List of National Cadet Special Activities
On 10 November, Civil Air Patrol released a list of activities for 2009.
| Activity | Location |
|---|---|
| Specialized Undergraduate Pilot Training Familiarization Course | Columbus AFB, Mississippi or Laughlin AFB, Texas |
| Air Force Pararescue Orientation Course | Kirtland AFB, New Mexico |
| Advanced Air Force Pararescue Orientation Course | Kirtland AFB, New Mexico |
| Air Force Space Command Familiarization Course | Patrick AFB, Florida or Peterson AFB, Colorado |
| Activity | Location |
|---|---|
| Aircraft Manufacturing & Maintenance Academy | Independence, Kansas |
| MKS Aviation Business Academy | McMinnville, Oregon |
| National Blue Beret | Oshkosh, Wisconsin |
| National Flight Academy (Powered and Glider) |
Varies by Region |
| Aviation Challenge | Huntsville, Alabama |
| EAA Air Academy | Oshkosh, Wisconsin |
| Space Camp | Huntsville, Alabama |
| Activity | Location |
|---|---|
| Cadet Officer School | Maxwell AFB, Alabama |
| Hawk Mountain Ranger School | Kempton, Pennsylvania |
| Honor Guard Academy (Years 1, 2, and 3) | Westminster, Maryland |
| International Air Cadet Exchange | Worldwide |
| National Cadet Competition | McMinnville, Oregon |
| National Emergency Services Academy | Camp Atterbury, Indiana |
| Activity | Location |
|---|---|
| Advanced Technologies Academy | Peterson AFB, Colorado |
| Engineering Technologies Academy | Auburn, Alabama |
| Engineering Technologies - Neutral Buoyancy Lab | Flint, Michigan |
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