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Parent 2017/18 Handbook PARENT 2017/18 HANDBOOK PREMIER SPONSOR B:5.25” T:5” S:4.5” GET THE CREDIT CARD B:8.25” S:7.5” THAT SUPPORTS THE AOG. T:8” USAA Bank is proud to offer members ways to support organizations like AOG. Plus, you can benefit from great rewards, competitive rates and USAA Bank’s legendary customer service. APPLY TODAY. usaa.com/aogvisa or 888-957-4232 USAA means United Services Automobile Association and its affiliates. USAA products are available only in those jurisdictions where USAA is authorized to sell them. Use of the term “member” or “membership” refers to membership in USAA Membership Services and does not convey any legal or ownership rights in USAA. Restrictions apply and are subject to change. AOG receives financial support from USAA for this sponsorship. 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AE OK Rel: None eps File Location: None Proofed @ Notes: None 240718-0517 AOG Visa Parent Calendar 2017.05 AD-selected.indd Proof ROUND Stock: None #: 1.0 Recognition/Class Patches and Class Pins 2021 patch will debut at Parents Weekend Designed by cadets, for cadets and their families. Each patch and pin proudly displays the Prop & Wings and Class color. Order your pins today to proudly support your cadet; especially at USAFA activities. See our website for patch uses. Only $5 each + Shipping To order, visit www.afapan.org Questions? Email [email protected]. Please include class year in subject line. Thank you for supporting the AF Academy Parents Association of Nebraska. Actual size 3 1/2” AFAPAN is a private Actual size 1” Not authorized to wear organization and has no Pins available for all 4 classes. on official uniform. governmental status. See website for details. AOG Letter The Long Blue Line w Over 49,000 graduates 698 generals, including 40 four-star generals 1 former and 1 current member of Congress 41 astronauts Over 1,576 company presidents, vice presidents, owners and chief executive officers More than 490 medical professionals 592 legal professionals 1 Medal of Honor 19 Air Force Crosses 278 Silver Stars 3,727 Distinguished Flying Crosses 37 POWs 182 graduates named on the Academy War Memorial 2 Dear Parents, We warmly welcome you and your cadet for the start of the 2017-18 United States Air Force Acad- emy academic year. The Association of Graduates joins your family in expecting great things as your loved one inches closer to graduation and ultimate- ly becomes a new member of the Long Blue Line. Since 1959, 59 USAFA classes have produced more than 49,000 graduates who have become leaders of character in the Air Force and throughout society. The Academy has produced 698 general of- ficers— 40 who have earned four stars and five who became the Air Force Chief of Staff. The Long Blue Line also includes 41 astronauts, 37 POWs, 38 Rhode Scholars, business leaders, politicians, doctors, lawyers, airline professionals and more. It is clear our men and women have had a positive impact on their com- munities and on the nation. Your cadet is already a part of this great tradition. The AOG is here to sup- port them and encourage you to share your cadet’s experience through the services and products we provide. This handbook is just one of the ways the AOG demonstrates our commitment to all parents in the Academy family. For those of you who are members of the AOG, you already know about the many benefits your membership provides. We hope you enjoy the commentary and photos from WebGuy. Members receive Checkpoints, our award-winning magazine dedicated to telling the stories of graduates, cadets and the Academy. ZoomiEnews and 7258’, our electronic newsletters, give you weekly updates on Academy news, events and activities. AOG members also receive a 15 percent discount on merchandise in both our gift shop and online store. If you aren¹t cur- rently a member, now is the time to join so you stay connected to your Academy. To the parents of the incoming Class of 2021, your cadet is facing the first chal- lenge of their journey – Basic Cadet Training. Encourage them to stay the course. Nothing good ever comes easy and the pride that comes from doing a difficult thing will soon be theirs. Your encouragement can make all the difference. The Long Blue Line is looking forward to adding the Class of 2021 to its ranks! Feel free to contact us if you have questions or need additional information. I look forward to meeting you at one of the many upcoming activities we sponsor. Wishing you and your cadets all the best, Marty Marcolongo ’88 President and CEO USAFA Association of Graduates 3 PARENTS’ CLUBS We understand ... And we can help! There are 93 USAFA parents’ clubs throughout the United States. Chances are there is a club near you! By joining and participating in a regional parent club, you can: – Take comfort in the support offered from others going through a similar experience. – Make lifelong friends. – Enjoy the guidance and ongoing support offered to parent clubs by the Association of Graduates and the Academy. – Benefit from having an understanding shoulder to lean on during your cadet¹s four years at USAFA. Find your local parent club and get connected today! www.usafa.org/Parents Questions? Contact: USAFA: Marie Nikovits, Parent Liaison [email protected], (719) 333-3828 AOG: Bill Preston, Parent Programs Coordinator [email protected], (719) 472-0300 Ext. 121 Contents Academy Overview ................................................. 7 AOG Overview ........................................................ 9 AOG Chapters ....................................................... 11 AOG National Events ............................................ 12 My Cadet’s Info ..................................................... 15 Cadet Help ............................................................ 16 Visitors Guide ........................................................ 22 USAFA Map ........................................................... 38 Calendar ................................................................ 40 Milestones and Legacy Events .............................. 70 Cadet Life .............................................................. 74 USAFA Terms/Locations ........................................ 77 USAFA Vocabulary ................................................ 78 Cadet Rank and Insignia ....................................... 83 Air Force Ranks and Insignia ................................. 85 Graduation Checklist ............................................. 86 Prep School ........................................................... 88 Prep School Chain of Command ........................... 88 Prep School Calendar ............................................ 89 Prep School Map ................................................... 90 Academy Phone Numbers .................................... 92 Cadet Squadron Phone Numbers ......................... 93 5 Academy Overview Mission To educate, train, and inspire men and women to become officers of character, motivated to lead the United States Air Force in service to our nation. Basic Academy Information The Air Force Academy is both a military installation and a univer- sity, essentially operating similarly to other Air Force bases. Academic and athletic operations are overseen by a Superintendent (akin to a university president), Dean, and Director of Athletics. The Com- mandant (no civilian equivalent) oversees the military aspects of your cadet’s training. Under this organization, rank structure is as follows: Superintendent – Lieutenant General (3-star) Dean – Brigadier General (1-star) Commandant – Brigadier General (1-star) Athletic Director – Civilian 7 Doolittle Hall With spectacular views of the Rocky Mountains and the scenic Front Range, your guests will have an exceptional experience that will put your event on the map! events.usafa.org 719.472.0300 5 -STAR CATERING 3116 Academy Drive, USAF Academy, CO 80840 Ties to the military are not necessary to use this facility. Association of Graduates Overview Vision Graduates unified to support the Air Force Academy’s highest ideals and legacy. Mission To pursue our vision and to serve and support the United States of Amer- ica, the United States Air Force, the United States Air Force Academy, and the graduate community by: I. Working in partnership with the Academy to produce and foster graduates with an enduring commitment to integrity, excellence, and service to country. II. Providing leadership, communication, and support to all the Acad- emy’s graduates, and promoting camaraderie among them. III. Promoting the Academy’s heritage, our common traditions, and the accomplishments of our graduates.
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