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  • Law dept. to get new permanent professor

    A Class of '96 Air Force Academy graduate was confirmed by the Senate to become the law department's next permanent professor.Lt. Col. Linell Letendre is scheduled to arrive here in July to lead the Academy's Law Department and teach law for commanders, a senior-level course that prepares cadets to

  • Steppin’ up: Freshmen get ‘Recognized’

    Fourth class cadets pushed through strenuous exercises March 12-14 to prove they've got what it takes to be leaders here during this year's Recognition training.The Class of 2018 trained for two and a half days at the gym, practice fields, tennis courts and dormitories to challenge their knowledge,

  • New desktop icon to provide easy access to helping agencies

    A new desktop icon installed on desktop computers here March 13 provides easy access to helping agencies such as the Airman and Family Readiness Center, mental health and Military One Source.The desktop icon links to a website that lists what helping agencies are available for cadets, cadet

  • Safety office to hold motorcycle briefing March 23

    The Air Force Academy Safety Office will hold a motorcycle safety event at the Community Center March 23 starting at 9:30 a.m.The event is mandatory for all military personnel who own or operate a motorcycle and highly encouraged for civilians who wish to ride, said Col. Kenneth Lamberth, the

  • Steppin’ up: Freshmen get ‘Recognized’

    Fourth class cadets pushed through strenuous exercises March 12-14 to prove they've got what it takes to be leaders here during this year's Recognition training.The Class of 2018 trained for two and a half days at the gym, practice fields, tennis courts and dormitories to challenge their knowledge,

  • Attorneys expand on witness' role in 2012 court-martial

    Attorneys representing the government and former cadet Stephan Claxton met here March 12-13 for an evidentiary hearing to more thoroughly establish the trial of record in the case of United States v. Stephan Claxton and the role of former cadet Eric Thomas, one of 12 witnesses who testified at

  • Former CSAF speaks to first year cadets

    Retired Gen. Norton Schwartz, former chief of staff of the Air Force, and his wife, Susie, came to the Academy March 9-12 as participants in the Distinguished Professional-in-Residence program sponsored by the history department here.Maj. Michael Kennedy, a history instructor here, said the program

  • Finding mentorship: An Academy Reservist speaks out

    Editor's note: Dr. Ruth Ann German is a flight surgeon as both a civilian and a Reservist at the Cadet Medical Clinic here. As a Reserve lieutenant colonel, she's served in the Air Force for 10 years on active duty service and seven years in the Reserve after graduating from the Academy in 1995.