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    Air Force Memorial

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    Have you ever been to D.C. and saw a great memorial. One great memorial is the Air Force memorial. It is a fairly new but still a great memorial. It is a great attention catcher with a long history in the making. A whole lot of thought was put into it with the design ,and the designer is very proud of his work. The Air Force memorial was not just a thought up yesterday and built the next day. It came into court at the start in 1992. It took about 30 million dollars to build. It was not payed…

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    AJ In The Air Force

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    AJ, a former member of the air force, and current student at Texas State, provided a unique perspective on life in the military and the transition back into civilian life. AJ is a black woman in her upper 30s from a small rural town outside of Summerville, South Carolina. She is currently enrolled in the full-time Master of Social Work program, while also maintaining a family life with her husband and three children. AJ has two brothers who both served in the military, her younger brother in…

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    Air Force Essay

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    1. Does the United States Air Force (USAF) current physical fitness program produce adequately physically fit airmen? No, the present USAF physical fitness standard does not take into consideration the mission of the USAF, “to fly, fight, and win… in air, space, and cyberspace.1” The current physical fitness standard focuses on airmen being able to lift a portion of their own body weight and attempts to identify airmen that appear to be overweight in uniform. The USAF should focus on how to…

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    Air Force Experiment

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    Materials Used to Conduct this Experiment: • 1 piece of paper • 1 pencil • 9 large balloons • 1 black sharpie or marker • 2 glass funnels of varying sizes • 1 cardboard tube • 3 yellow small rubber bands • 3 green small rubber bands • 3 red small rubber bands • 1 CO2 gas sensor that ranges-0 to 10,000 and 0 to 100,000 • 1 roll of measuring tape (cm) • 1 CO2 gas chamber (2000 mL) • 3 different vehicles (#1= Triumph Tiger 800 2013 Motorcycle #2= Buick Terraza Minivan 2006 #3= 1997 Honda CRV) •…

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    Air Power has become the dominant form of military power in our modern world. Through the years, airpower has made significant developments that have impacted our society in positive ways. Eddie Rickenbacker once said, “Aviation is proof that given the will, we have the capacity to achieve the impossible." Changes in military aviation have occurred in an intense rapidity. Even so, civilian aviation has many breathtaking transformations over the last few decades. By recognizing how the history of…

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    POSITION PAPER ON US AIR FORCE FITNESS STANDARDS 1. The purpose of this paper is to discuss why the US Air Force should change the current physical fitness standards. It will discuss why the current standards are not adequate enough to produce fit airmen, and recommend the steps that the US Air Force should take in order to ensure airmen are fit to fight. 2. The US Air Force requires airmen to maintain their own fitness measures and requires them to be fit in order to accomplish the mission.…

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    Air Force Career Analysis

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    in 2013 there was budget cuts and a lot of people were let go because of their jobs in the Air Force. Captain Lawrence deals with the contracting section of the Air Force, therefore, he comprehends the information about the money from the Air Force. So, even though I may not be go into the same Bachelor Degree plan as he did. It’s still necessary to know what has occurred in the different jobs in the Air Force. So the next 5-10 years, Captain Lawrence stated that there will be most likely more…

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    confided in a friend that had enlisted in the Air Force and she told me about all the benefits, incentives, and possibility to travel. I took that information and did my own research to find an Air Force recruiter. This recruiter confirmed her information and also explained that I would have to…

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    The opportunity to serve as an officer will satisfy multiple objectives. Throughout my eight years in the Air Force, I have excelled in every organization. However, this wouldn't be possible if it weren't for the passionate leaders who inspired me along the way. My first objective of desiring a commission is to carry forward the legacy of leadership that has inspired me to make the Air Force a career. I wouldn't be the well-rounded NCO I am today if it weren't for the selfless leaders that took…

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    negotiators, and be motivated by achievement. Judgers prefer to make many decisions as part of their work, work in a predictable environment, complete their responsibilities before relaxing, and maintain control over projects. I believe that the job of an Air Force Pararescueman History of the MBTI…

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