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2021 Prep School Graduation

U.S. Air Force Academy Preparatory School cadet candidates march into Clune Arena for their graduation ceremony May 12, 2021. In all, 195 cadet candidates overcame not only the academic, military and leadership challenges set forth by the preparatory school, but also the coronavirus pandemic to take the next step on their professional military journey. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Seth Stang)
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Vaccinations

A report issued this month by the 10th Air Base Wing Inspector General’s Office said more than 10,000 people received coronavirus vaccinations this year at Air U.S. Force Academy. That report, released April 27, said staff at the base’s 10th Medical Group “can currently administer over 200 shots per hour,” praised the Academy’s vaccination process as “impressive” and “well organized,” and noted that the school had not wasted a dose of the vaccine as of April 27.
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10th ABW

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10th ABW

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10th ABW

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10th ABW

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MCLS

Despite COVID-19 restrictions and a snowstorm in late February, the Air Force Academy’s most popular conference, the National Character and Leadership Symposium (NCLS), successfully used virtual and online resources to allow distinguished speakers to talk to thousands across the world about national service, warrior ethos, leadership and honor. (U.S. Air Force Academy graphic)
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Engineering Week

James Pocock (left) is a civil engineering professor at the U.S. Air Force Academy who teaches architectural design, construction management and sustainable engineering courses to cadets. (Courtesy photo)
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Engineering Week

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Engineering Week

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Engineering Week

James Pocock, a civil engineer professor who teaches architectural design, construction management and sustainable engineering courses at the U.S. Air Force Academy, instructs cadets. Pocock and other faculty members and cadets are joining forces to highlight science, technology, engineering and math – STEM – research and education during Engineering Week, Feb. 21-27. (Courtesy photo)
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Engineering Week

James Pocock (left), a civil engineer professor who teaches architectural design, construction management and sustainable engineering courses at the U.S. Air Force Academy, instructs cadets. He and other faculty members and cadets, are joining forces to highlight science, technology, engineering and math – STEM – research and education to spotlight National Engineers Week, Feb. 21-27, 2021. (Courtesy photo)
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Staff Sergeant Promotion

Thirty-nine senior airmen at the Air Force Academy were selected by the Air Force for promotion to staff sergeant. (U.S. Air Force graphic)
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Summer Research

Jade Pomerleau (top row, second from left), an Air Force Research Laboratory program manager, meets virtually with cadets from the U.S. Air Force Academy participating in the Academy's Cadet Summer Research Program. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jade Pomerleau)
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Cadets Return to Academy

More than 1,300 Cadets arrived at the U.S. Air Force Academy July 26-27, 2020, four months after leaving the school in March to study online as the global COVID-19 pandemic hit the U.S. The first stop for cadets when they arrived was the medical clinic. (U.S. Air Force Academy Cadet Wing photo)
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Cadets Return for Fall Semester

More than 1,300 Cadets arrived at the U.S Air Force Academy July 26-27, four months after leaving the school in March to study online as the global COVID-19 pandemic hit the U.S. The first stop for cadets when they arrived was the medical clinic. (U.S. Air Force Academy photo)
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Pediatric Clinic, other resources set to reopen at Air Force Academy Clinic

The Pediatric Clinic in the Air Force Academy Clinic is reopening in its new location June 30 as the sections of a multi-year construction project reach completion. Construction is scheduled to finish in February 2021.
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Pediatric Clinic, other resources set to reopen Air Force Academy Clinic

The Pediatric Clinic in the Air Force Academy Clinic is reopening in its new location June 30 as the sections of a multi-year construction project reach completion. The project is scheduled to finish in February 2021.
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Cadet Squadron 18

The patch is a light blue circle bordered in red, superimposed on a black and white equilateral triangle. A large black unicorn with a white mane, red horn and green eye is within the circle. A green Arabic numeral "18" highlighted in red sits to the unicorn?s left. A red rook is below the numeral and "ATTENDEZ LES ETALONS" is emblazoned in green across the bottom half of the circle. A large white cumulus cloud stretching across the horizon is located above the line. The unicorn symbolizes strength, endurance and matchless spirit. The rook represents the academy as a fortress of knowledge. The three points on the triangle signify the three aspects of academy life: Military, academic, and athletic. The clouds show the military and aerospace careers open to graduates of the academy. "Watch for the stallions" is the English translation of the French "ATTENDEZ LES ETALONS." This is the original squadron patch.
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USAFA Graduation 2020

USAFA Graduation 2020
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