Commandant of the Civil Air Patrol (Albia)
| Commandant of the Civil Air Patrol | |
|---|---|
Incumbent Vacant | |
| Board of the Civil Air Patrol | |
| Type | Military Leader |
| Member of | Civil Air Patrol |
| Reports to | Board of the CAP |
| Nominator | Ministry of Defence |
| Appointer | Monarchy of Albia |
| Term length | At His Majesty's Pleasure |
| Formation | 13 June 2022 |
| Deputy | Deputy Commandant of the CAP |
The Commandant of the Civil Air Patrol is the professional head of the Civil Air Patrol and the chair of the Board of the CAP.
History
The role of Commandant was established with the CAP on 13 June 2022 by Luke I of Albia. It is the oldest office within the organisation and one of the oldest military positions within the Kingdom of Albia.
Appointment
The Commandant is nominated by the Ministry of Defence and appointed by the Monarch of Albia, with the monarch typically appointing whoever is nominated.
The nominee is usually a senior officer in the CAP, ranking at Air Vice Marshal or above. They preferably where engaged in the Cadet Program before becoming a senior member of the CAP. They have achieved a number of years meritorious service to the CAP.
Role
The role of the Commandant includes:
- Chairing the Board of the CAP
- Launching Recruitment Drives
- Working with the Chief of the Air Staff
- Working with the Air Force Board
- Aiding the Air Force Board
- Creating Training Programs and Initiatives
- Working with other Senior Commanders