            
 Cadet Character"CAP has honed my moral values and beliefs of integrity first, excellence and service before self. I am very grateful to the Civil Air Patrol for providing me with a positive alternative to many of the negative aspects of teen life." --2012 IACE Cadet Applicant Civil Air Patrol encourages youth to live the timeless Core Values of Integrity, Volunteer Service, Excellence, and Respect. CAP develops character in its cadets through formal values education and informal mentoring as ethical dilemmas arise in cadets' lives. Cadets in Achievement 1 (Curry) must complete the "Introduction to Core Values" lesson in the 2006 edition of "Flight Time: Values for Living" (below) and the "Introduction to Safety" lesson on eServices. Cadets in all other Achievements must participate in a character development forum using the materials found below. Cadet Character Resources Flight Time: Values for Living (CAPP 265-2) - Volume 3 - June 2010 - Volume 2 - September 2006 - Volume 1 - July 2004 - Values for Living 1972-1981 & 1992-2002 (zipped) - Values for Living 1981-1989 (zipped) Individual Character Lessons (new, August 2012) Learn to Lead: Character & The Air Force Tradition (pp. 8-15) CAP Core Values (CAPP 50-2) Mentoring (CAPP 52-6) Making Core Values Make Sense by Bobbie Tourville
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