Southeast Asia Pavilion
The pavilion along the Heritage Trail has already become a major point of interest for the Academy ...
Service outage
Over the weekend (Jan. 25-26), a pipe burst in Doolittle Hall and caused damage to our servers. This has led to a service outage that is impacting member login access and our network. Our team is working hard to resolve the problem as quickly as possible. Our top priority is to restore full functionality and member access. We will provide updates as we make progress. This outage will NOT affect the AOG election starting Feb. 3. The election website is hosted by a third party and is unaffected by the Doolittle Hall server outage, as are other core business operations. We remain open for business and are here to serve our members.
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The Airman on the Meadow and Winged Refuge
Class of 1961's 50th reunion class giving project
The Airman on the Meadow, and Winged Refuge on the East Plaza of the USAFA Cemetery, were donated by friends, non-graduate classmates, widows and families, and — in tribute to their indivisible brotherhood — every living graduate of the Class of 1961.
Though separated physically, these iconic sculptures are spiritually bound. Their common inspiration arises from the poetry of our profession and the sanctity of our sacrifice. The uplifted arm of the Airman captures the image from the poem "High Flight." Winged Refuge is a set of 17.5' tall art deco wings emphasizing aviation and its relevance to the USAFA mission.
Academy Heritage
Distinguished Grad Award
The Distinguished Graduate Award recognizes exceptional graduates ...
Gone But Not Forgotten
Honoring fallen comrades is an important part of the AOG mission ...