Recently, I've read the new commander of the American Civil Air Patrol (CAP, part of the US Air Force) is now a woman, a first, appointed to replace another volunteer accused of certification fraud. Japan should have better defense patrols to protect itself, saving American tax dollars in the bargain, I'd imagine. Having eyewitness and fast search and rescue (SAR) capabilities would also be a benefit to all nations, should situations arise. I've been following the disappearance of Steve Fossett and feel this way as a result of my government's inability to locate the world record-holding aviator, who disappeared September 3, 2007 near what was once the "world's largest munitions storage facility" while the US is in an ill-defined war on multiple fronts in southwest Asia. Currently, volunteers are using Amazon's mTurk to scan satellite imagery for him and the plane he took off in and was to return to, Barron Hilton's "Flying M Ranch" in Nevada, USA (the heiress' grandfather).
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