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Civil Air Patrol Inspector General College Integrity - Volunteer Service - Excellence - Respect Dedicated to Improving the Civil Air Patrol Origin and History of Inspectors General Overview of CAP and USAF Relationships Colonel Duddly Hargrove, CAP Civil Air Patrol Inspector General

2 The concept of the Inspector General came about when an inspector of infantry and an inspector of cavalry were appointed by Louis 14th, King of France. ( ) Origin Of The Inspector General

3 The Inspector General “The IG must have a horse and some soldiers to attend him and all the rest are commanded to obey and assist, or else the Army will suffer. For he is but one and must correct many, therefore, he cannot be beloved...” Article of War from King Charles I (circa 1629)

4 “The IG must have a COMPUTER AND and some LAWYERS to HELP him and all the rest SHOULD COOPERATE and assist, or else the CIVIL AIR PATROL will suffer. For THE IG is but one and must correct many, therefore, he PROBABLY WILL NOT be beloved...” The Inspector General (CAP Version)

5 Inspector General Origin in America During a staff meeting with his 14 general officers in October 1777, General George Washington directed the establishment of an Inspector General for the Army. British General Charles Cornwallis surrenders to American General George Washington at Yorktown, Virginia, on October 19, 1781, thus ending the American Revolution.

6 Inspector General Origin in America Baron Frederick von Steuben was accepted on a trial basis by General Washington and reported for duty at Valley Forge in the winter of Steuben known as the “father of the Inspector General System,” significantly influenced the Army’s ability to fight wars and win.

7 Inspector General Origin in America The use of the Inspector General system greatly improved following the Civil War, when the War Department published an order defining the duties of the IG The IG duties to inspect units deploying for combat overseas resurfaced during World War I and World War II

8 United States Air Force Inspector General The birth of the Air Force Inspector General mission occurred on January 6, 1948, as The Office of the Inspector General of the United States Air Force Major General Hugh Knerr was appointed by General Carl A. Spaatz as the first Inspector General of the Air Force An important legacy left by General Knerr is the enduring application of the best American business practices and the idea of the defense of the public trust from the very beginnings of the Air Force. That legacy lives on in today’s Air Force.

9 Civil Air Patrol Inspector General The first Civil Air Patrol Inspector General was Colonel Nicholas (Doc) Knutz appointed in 1997 Doc Knutz was given no budget and no staff Colonel Duddly Hargrove was appointed in 2000 to succeed Doc Knutz as the second CAP Inspector General Colonel Hargrove was directed to organize a national college for training CAP Inspectors General From the CAP Inspector General College 2000 came our current CAP Inspector General program

10 CAP and USAF Organization CIVIL AIR PATROL BOARD OF GOVERNORS CHAIR OF THE BOARD Elected by the Board CAP (4) CC,CV & 2 At Large Members Industry (3) Selected Jointly by SECAF and CAP Secretary of the Air Force Appointees (4)

11 CIVIL AIR PATROL BOARD OF GOVERNORS NATIONAL BOARD CAP EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR National Commander & Staff (CV, COS, NLO, NFO) Region Commanders Wing Commanders Group Commanders Squadron Commanders Assistant Executive Director National Headquarters Staff CAP and USAF Organization CAP General Counsel CAP INSPECTOR GENERAL MEMBERSHIP ACTION REVIEW BOARD

12 COMMANDER CIVIL AIR PATROL- UNITED STATES AIR FORCE CAP-USAF INSPECTOR GENERAL CAP-USAF Staff Judge Advocate CAP-USAF Staff With positions similar to CAP NHQ Staff CAP-USAF Organization AIR UNIVERSITY AIR EDUCATION AND TRAINING COMMAND HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE (SAF/XO)

13 COMMANDER CAP-USAF CAP-USAF INSPECTOR GENERAL CAP and USAF Organization CAP EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AIR UNIVERSITY AETC CAP BOARD OF GOVERNORS CAP NATIONAL COMMANDER CAP INSPECTOR GENERAL CAP VOLUNTEERS CAP-USAF STAFF National Headquarters Staff USAF REGIONS WINGS

14 SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE INSPECTOR GENERAL USAF/IG Organization AIR FORCE CHIEF OF STAFF (MILITARY) SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE (CIVILIAN) CAP-USAF CC AIR UNIVERSITY CC AETC CC SAF XO CAP-USAF IG AIR UNIVERSITY IG AETC IG SAF IG

15 CIVIL AIR PATROL INSPECTOR GENERAL CAP/IG Organization CAP NATIONAL COMMANDER CAP BOARD OF GOVERNORS (CIVILIAN CORPORATION) GROUP CC WING CC REGION CC GROUP IG WING IG REGION IG

CAP and CAP-USAF IG Organization CAP BOARD OF GOVERNORS NATIONAL BOARD REGIONS WINGS GROUPS CAP INSPECTOR GENERAL REGION/IG WING/IG GROUP/IG CAP-USAF INSPECTOR GENERAL CAP USAF REGION STATE DIRECTOR CAP-USAF AETC AU USAF CAP EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR NHQ STAFF

CAP Inspector General Staff Organization IG LEGAL OFFICER ASSESSMENT PROGRAM COMPLAINTS PROGRAM IG TRAINING STAFF DEVELOPMENT/ RECRUITING POLICY DEVELOPMENT INSPECTOR NEWSLETTER EAGLE LOOK PROGRAM CAP BOARD OF GOVERNORS NATIONAL BOARD CAP INSPECTOR GENERAL

Integrity - Volunteer Service - Excellence - Respect Dedicated to Improving the Civil Air Patrol