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5/18/2012 Class of 1973 Legacy Event: Ring Dining Out for Class of 2013
6/27/2012 Bed & Breakfast Program
5/18/2012 Class of 1973 Legacy Event: Ring Dining Out for Class of 2013
6/27/2012 Bed & Breakfast Program
Join the Association of Graduates as we celebrate the founding of the United States Air Force Academy by honoring those who have served our nation. This year, the Academy bestows its Distinguished Graduate award to two individuals who have gone above and beyond the call of duty. We honor Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Ruben Cubero, Class of 1961, and Richard D. McConn, Class of 1966, as our 2012 Distinguished Graduates.
Watch as USAFA cadet singing sensation In the Stairwell performs a touching piece from long-time Disney favorite, the Lion King, as the AOG pays tribute to the young men and women who endure the Academy and go on to serve our nation.
Join the Cadet Mountaineering Club as they take on the challenges of the great outdoors in the AOG's latest cadet adventure documentary. Find out why there is no room for mistakes when climbing at 11,800 and beyond.
Watch the latest promotion showcasing the nation-wide phenomenon of Webguy. With the Academy gearing up for Basic Cadet Training for the Class of 2015, there's no better time to join in on the action. The AOG is the only organization that keeps parents connected to their cadets during this exciting time and Webguy is the only way to experience BCT as it happens!
The new film honoring the Tuskegee Airmen is coming to theaters in January, but the entire cadet wing was treated to the show by the USAFA Association of Graduates in partnership with the Commandant of Cadets. As you can see, it is an action-packed movie and the cadets had a great time!
Academy Award winner Cuba Gooding Jr. joins the Association of Graduates in thanking our service men and women for their sacrifice as he kicks off the opening ceremonies of the Air Force vs. Army football game. The Falcons win to keep the Commander in Chiefs trophy at the Academy.
The Air Force Academy, like all other great public universities, now requires significant private support to maintain its status as an elite institution.


