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Air Force JROTC Cadet Lillie Brooks supports part of the balloon train during a recent launch of the unit’s high-altitude helium balloon. (Contributed/Cleared)


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Air Force JROTC Cadet Lillie Brooks supports part of the balloon train during a recent launch of the unit’s high-altitude helium balloon. (Contributed/Cleared)

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Christelle Magnee, French Air Force 2nd Lt. Bernad Scheidhauer’s great niece, and Caroline Kennard, Royal Air Force Squadron leader Roger Bushell’s niece, unveil a memorial to their relatives on July 1, 2017 outside Ramstein, German. Bushell and Scheidhauer were among the 76 Allied prisoners of war who had escaped from Luft Stalag III at Sagan, Germany (now Poland) on March 24, 1944, in what became known as “The Great Escape.” (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Timothy Moore)
Maj. Gen. Timothy Fay, vice commander U.S. Air Forces in Europe, Dr. Silvano Wueschner, Air University historian, Brig. Gen. Richard G. Moore, commander 86 Airlift Wing and Chief Master Sgt. Aaron D. Bennett, 86 Airlift Wing command, pose for a photo before the dedication of memorial for Royal Air Force Squadron leader Roger Bushell and French Air Force 2nd Lt. Bernad Scheidhauer, July 1, 2017, outside Ramstein, Germany. Both men were part of the “Great Escapees,” who were executed by the Gestapo on March 29, 1944 near present-day Ramstein Air Base. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Timothy Moore)
Royal Air Force and French Air Force Honor Guards stand next to a monument dedicated to the memory of RAF Squadron leader Roger Bushell and FAF 2nd Lt. Bernad Scheidhauer, July 1, 2017. Both men were part of the “Great Escapees,” who were executed by the Gestapo on March 29, 1944 near present-day Ramstein Air Base. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Timothy Moore)
Location today that marks the spot near Ramstein Air Base where Royal Air Force Squadron leader Roger Bushell and French Air Force 2nd Lt. Bernad Scheidhauer were executed on March 29, 1944. A second marker was placed approximately 70 yards to the rear of the execution site. (Courtesy photo by Dr. Silvano Wueschner, Air University historian)
Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast, Air University commander and president presents the 2017 Air Education and Training Command’s Frank Futrell Excellence in Historical Studies award to Dr. Robert Kane, AU historian, July 14, 2017, Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala. Kane was recognized for his book titled, “So Far from Home Royal Air Force and Free French Air Force Flight Training at Maxwell and Gunter Fields during World War II.”(U.S. Air Force photo/ Melanie Rodgers Cox)
Col. Robert Waarvik assumed command of the 42nd Mission Support Group during a change of command ceremony, July 14, 2017, Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala. Col. Eric Shafa, 42nd Air Base Wing commander, officiated the ceremony and Waarvik assumed command from Col. Donald Lewis. (US. Air Force photo/ Bud Hancock)
Air Force JROTC cadets from Scripps Ranch High School, San Diego, celebrate after winning the Joint Service Academic Bowl Championship at the 2017 JROTC Leadership and Academic Bowl Championship in Washington, D.C., in June. This is the second year in a row that cadets from Scripps Ranch have won the award. The contest is sponsored by College Options Foundation. (Courtesy photo)
A Cessna L-19 or O-1 Bird Dog is placed on a display base in front of CAP National Headquarters in 1983, in memory of the CAP members who gave their lives in service to America. (courtesy photo)
National Headquarters' move to Maxwell understandably led off the July 1967 issue of the organization's monthly newspaper. (courtesy photo)
This photo captures newly renovated National Headquarters, as it looked in 2010 after an 18-month, $5.5 million remodeling project overseen by the U.S. Air Force. (Photo by Susan Schneider)
An archival photo shows the future CAP National Headquarters building on Jan. 2, 1932, just after it opened as the Maxwell Air Force Base hospital. (courtesy photo)
Josh Hale, 42nd Force Support Squadron personal trainer, starts his stop watch as Senior Airman Christopher Snowden, 42nd Command Post command and control operations specialist, trains for his physical training test, June 27, 2017, Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala. After failing an Air Force Physical Training test, Snowden sought out the help of Hale, who helped him improve his run time by one minute and 15 seconds in only three weeks. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Senior Airman Alexa Culbert)

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