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“Commitment. Service. Dedication.” U.S. Air Force Academy Superintendent Lt. Gen. Richard Clark '86 highlighted these traits of the Class of 2023 and the 921 new second lieutenants who threw their hats in the air as the Thunderbirds flew over Falcon Stadium June 1. The Class of 2023 endured unprecedented disruption due to the global pandemic. But the class not just survived, Gen. Clark said, but also found ways to thrive and develop into the leaders of character our Air Force, Space Force and nation require.
Congratulations, Class of 2023!
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"Our purpose at the Academy is to prepare our cadets and equip them with the knowledge they need, and encourage bold innovative thinkers to keep our country safe. Losing is not an option," says USAFA Superintendent Lt. Gen. Richard Clark '86 in the most recent issue of North magazine.
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Brig. Gen. Gavin Marks '96, CSAF Brown promotes Brig. Gen. Marks, next USAFA commandant
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Col. Jason Davis '99, 137th SOW Airmen unite for wing change of command
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Col. Denny Davies '01; Col. Angela Ochoa '01, Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, Herk Nation welcomes new installation commander
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1st Lt. Jennifer Huynh '19, Heritage, discipline guide Laughlin Airman to service
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2nd Lt. Tristan Trager '22, Academy graduate plays pro soccer for Lowcountry team
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2nd Lt. Sirri Akaya '23, Aspiring physician at Air Force Academy took on forever chemical problem
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2nd Lt. Zachary Szvetecz '23, Air Force Academy cadet fosters love for space, co-founding national organization
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2nd Lt. Chris Von Haasl '23, After working on F-16s, Air Force Academy cadet hopes to pilot them
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2nd Lt. Shea Burcham '23, named Knight-Hennessy Scholar
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2nd Lt. Alfred K. Flowers III '23, ready to define his path in family business.
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Join the U.S. Air Force Academy Association of Graduates and the Air Force Academy Foundation in coastal Maryland as the Falcons head to play the Navy Midshipmen!
We have partnered with SET Travel to create an amazing travel package that includes everything you need to cheer on the Falcons! (Game tickets sold separately).
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The Service Academy Career Conference is organizing a virtual career fair for alumni and spouses. Discover fresh career prospects, gain industry insights from experts, and broaden your professional connections.
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USAFA Prep School welcome social for Class of 2024 will be taking place on July 5, 2023. Come meet other cadet candidates and their families prior to in-processing.
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More details coming soon!
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- July 28-29: March Back and Long Blue Line Weekend
- August 2: 1Day1USAFA
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"We challenge ourselves athletically in pursuit of a better self and a better nation. Our experience in Gettysburg is a reminder of what we're building within ourselves to not only succeed in our sports, but also as human beings. After exploring the battlefield, I feel motivated to lead and fight in the same way those soldiers did."
-Brian Hubbard, Men's Track and Field Team
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Falcon Funder: The Air Force Academy Foundation has set up a $10,000 Falcon Funder crowdfunding project for the Trap and Skeet Club to assist with expenses related to competitions and ammunition.
- EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: The Air Force Academy Foundation seeks a dynamic and creative professional to serve as the Assistant Director of Development and join a team that is committed to grow the philanthropic support of one of the nation's premier institutions.
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Colorado Springs Airport is Colorado's small airport which means we offer small lines, small walks to gates, and small waits, but big options on flights.
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When buying or selling real estate, you need a broker you can trust. Contact Roger Hill '70, a graduate with 44 years of experience, to be your ethical agent.
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The Bremont USAFA Graduate Watch is exclusively for USAFA graduates. Each design features the Academy Crest, Prop and Wings, and "The Long Blue Line."
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Association of Graduates and Air Force Academy Foundation
719-472-0300 | usafa.org | engage@usafa.org
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