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Thank you for flying US Air… Force? The Air Force and CAP dodged a bullet: the infamous “McPeak uniform.” Gen Merrill McPeak was the Air Force Chief of Staff, 1990-94. The uniform was introduced in October 1991, but it was so unpopular it was never fully phased-in. I recommend usafflagranks.com for the full story. Only the shiny chrome insignia (wings, badges, etc.) remained from General McPeak’s uniform. CAP phased in chromed insignia around 1994, and officially phased out oxidized insignia in 1996. USAF photo

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Thank you for flying US Air… Force?

• The Air Force and CAP dodged a bullet: the infamous “McPeak uniform.” Gen Merrill McPeak was the Air Force Chief of Staff, 1990-94. The uniform was introduced in October 1991, but it was so unpopular it was never fully phased-in. I recommend usafflagranks.com for the full story.

• Only the shiny chrome insignia (wings, badges, etc.) remained from General McPeak’s uniform.

• CAP phased in chromed insignia around 1994, and officially phased out oxidized insignia in 1996.

USAF photo

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Bright metal insignia: Pilot’s Badge and an example of the Balloon Solo Badge used by Illinois Wing.

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1992

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ATCFC 1992

COS

ATCFC

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1993 – CAP assists during the Midwest floods

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From the 1994 CAPM 50-16

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1994 – New Special Activity

• Air Force Space Command Familiarization Course

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Special Activities in 1994

• IACE• AETCFC (formerly ATCFC)• AFSCFC• NCC• COS• CAP-EAA (“Blue Beret”)• PJOC