• U.S. Customs Service
  
• Drug Enforcement Administration
  
• U.S. Forest Service
  
• Law Enforcement Agencies as applicable

Homeland Security - CAP has no law enforcement authority, it only provides "eyes." There is a national level agreement between CAP and the US Customs Service that allows CAP to fly reconnaissance missions to assist customs agents in the control of drug traffic. It may also support various Department of Defense activities in a non-combatant role in missions such as airborne control of surface vehicle traffic, courier service and light cargo transport, communications relay, airborne visual and photographic damage assessment, military low level training route safety surveys, and radar installation flight tests and controller training.

Those activities include the following.

• Process applications for personnel entering the counterdrug program.
  
• Maintain an adequate number of trained counterdrug personnel.
  
• Schedule orientation programs to ensure highly qualified counterdrug personnel are available to support law enforcement agencies.
  
• Develop plans and standard operating procedures to support the Wing's counterdrug program.
  
• Serve as the advisor to the Wing Commander and the DCS Operations/Director of Operations for counterdrug activities.
  
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