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Awesome women! Both so very intelligent. I believe I recently saw Lt. Marsh on video at an air show. I hope she gets the respect she deserves from her fellow airman.

Congratulations Gavin! I am so proud of your accomplishments. - Franshay

Thank you michelle

I love you Raja

I appreciate that they tried to capture a lot of the elements of mid-century modern that defines SOM's character of the cadet area. I also noted some prime-rooms for the party crowd. Tell me this isn't one of those family-friendly resorts.

25% officers? How is that not top-heavy?

RIP Capt. Sijan....

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Love your podcasts. I watch your guest's experiences reflected in my grandson's time at the AFA.

.. the grotty music is so so irrelevant and distracting !

The Wright B didn't have ailerons, it used the original "wing warping" method as the model A. But I totally understand why they use ailerons in this plane. Way more efficient and much safer

❤ Thank you for for reaching out, I am with you.

I am proud of you and your accomplishments and a retired Army veteran.

YES!! One of the few Mississippians I've seen reported anywhere almost!

The worthless background music contributes absolutely nothing to this video other then to make the talking hard to hear.

There is NO plane flight before Santos Dumont. Santos Dumont IS THE FATHER OF AVIATION. The wrights designed a simple glider, the patent is for a glider, and they were only able to fly with this glider because they bought an airplane engine in France in 1908. The wrights never stopped using the CATAPULT, and their glider never had landing wheels. SANTOS DUMONT was the first man to fly in 1906. He designed the 14-Bis engine. The wrights were only able to glide because they COPIED in 1908 SANTOS DUMONT's experiments of 1906, when 14-Bis had already been presented to the world (SANTOS DUMONT said NOTHING about these wrights, NOR did he know them, it was they, wrights, everything that was done in aviation after 1906, after SANTOS DUMONT's invention). WITHOUT the French airplane engine, purchased in France by the wrights in 1908, these wrights would NEVER have made their glider glide!!! The wrights had no shame in copying post-1906 experiences and applying them to their glider to "justify" their trip to France in 1908. They had to hurriedly buy a French plane engine to be able to support their glider, impulsively by CATAPULT!!! NO replica of the wright glider worked. ALL replicas of SANTOS DUMONT's 14-Bis and Demoiselle flew and worked. EVERY SERIOUS aviation engineer knows that 14-Bis is the origin of the modern airplane. A glider is NOT an airplane!!! Narratives without proof remain narratives. SANTOS DUMONT flew in 1906 with his 14-Bis. These wrights glided with their glider ONLY in 1908, with a CATAPULT and using a French aircraft engine, bought in a hurry. The wrights NEVER, EVER, managed to create/design their own engine that could make their glider take off and support the glide. WITHOUT the engine that they, wright, bought in France in 1908, from third parties, they would have been very embarrassed. They SIMPLY went to France in 1908, saw how things were done since 1906 and then bought a French airplane engine. SANTOS DUMONT, on the contrary, demonstrated everything clearly, without subterfuge.

This video is WRONG! Gustave Whitehead flew 2 years before the Wright Brothers and Whitehead did it in Bridgeport Connecticut in 1901, possibly as early as 1899 !!!!

Memories. I worked at Mitchell Hall from 2002-2008. I recognized a lot of people I used to work with. Tommie, the kitchen supervisor, made my wedding cake when I married my now ex husband in 2007. I now live in Oklahoma and still have good memories of working at Mitchell Hall.

Isn't, the "Cattle Queen of Montana" movie based on the family bloodline?

My Granddad William Leonard Denend Sr.also retired from the military as a Colonial.

Hope to be here soon🙏

Is Jack related to USAF COL (ret) Charles Kucera? COL Kucera was my Wing CC with the 7th BW at Carswell.

Praying for all of the cadets.

General Butler it was a pleasure serving uber your command at Griffiss AFB. I will never forget how great a man you are. We were both runners at the time and I would pass on to you my Runners World magazines. We met once again at Eielson AFB, Alaska when you were the Inspector General. In my 20 years in the AF you are the greatest and kind person I have ever met in my career. Thank you and God Bless! Jim Shevlin here!

Fantastic episode! I loved the questions by the host, very smooth and organic. Also, shout out to the sound and video people. The overall audio was crisp and video presentation is clean.

Fantastic conversation! Thank you for sharing your story, leadership lessons, and insight.

The Academic Success Center is such a great resource for USAFA students!

The Academy is in good hands.

The birds are most definitely real, alive and living on the US Air Force Academy grounds. If you don't believe it, go visit. Why would anyone think they'd lie about that? They have a very strict honor code.

Thank you for making this. My buddy and I just hiked this today. The hike is very steep and rough in some parts, but worth it.

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Mc donalds ice cream is delicious too maybe baskins or vanilla

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Im hondurean and i live in Honduras , where justice doesnt really work good here , but in US does.

I am class of 2029

Both of you had a great discussion. I enjoyed it thoroughly and I am proud that you are both part of MY Long Blue Line Class of 77, Pride Rides!

Im from San Pedro Sula Honduras , i am hondurean i grew up in Texas. Im From the North America.

Instead of filling a new I Form act. I can get here easily.

Im 23

Many congrats, Sir! Thank you so much for your leadership and love of our USAF! V/R "Yama"

Lt Gen Hopper was my AOC and was an amazing leader and mentor. I learn so many life lessons my senior year with him. Pleased to see him as a DG.

Well done General! In my 39 years in the AF and ANG I was constantly amazed by the fine folks I worked for and with. Leaders, like you! V/R. Steve Berryhill

Congratulations, John! Well-deserved!

That the only way i picked to be a better person and smarter ❤❤ Im 23 and Honduras , im imigrant and a very good calm person.

Thanks for having me on!

Every cadet has their own fascinating story of how they found the AFA. Tomorrow is Acceptance Day where my doolie becomes a full member of the cadet wing.

I hope to be there for the class of 2031 to major in Aeronautical Engineering and a minor in Airpower studies in order to become a tanker pilot. I have many Airmen in my family, and if I go here, I’ll be the first officer in my family!

As a young Cadet in the early 1980's the roof dripped on those sitting inside the chapel. SOM did the whole Academy design from the outset.

JWST and the JSF are two of the most amazing creations in the entire history of mankind. Truly an inspiring company to be a part of.