

These Scouts and Cadets completed robust ground school coursework and went on to design, build, and operate advanced drones to complete specific missions for the beginner division of the competition. Through teamwork, competition, and STEM skills, teams constructed and programmed their uncrewed aircraft to meet a mission-based challenge.
“Seeing Civil Air Patrol and Scouts BSA come together in one team for the UAS4STEM Drone Engineering Challenge has been wonderful to witness! These students and their mentors showcase the quality of both organizations as they work to achieve great things.“ said Kyle Jaracz, Education Director at the Academy of Model Aeronautics.

Congratulations to Team 55 Knights for earning second place! For more information about 2024 UAS4STEM competition, visit here: http://amablog.modelaircraft.org/uas4stem/2024/07/31/uas4stem-finals-held-at-eaa-airventure-oshkosh/