Selection Process
The popularity of NCSAs has led CAP to implement a selection process for cadets. Cadets must be approved to attend NCSAs by their Squadron and Wing commanders. Cadets must also achieve a certain age and rank before attending an NCSA (varies) and have completed a Basic Encampment.
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