Air Force
What year was the Air Force founded?
1947
What are the three axis of flight?
Pitch, Roll, and Yaw.
This famous stealth bomber, shaped like a flying wing, is known for being nearly invisible to radar.
B-2 Spirit
What branch says HOOAH
army
What was the Air Force originally called?
What is the Army Air Forces?
What is the shape of a wing which generates lift called?
An Airfoil.
This supersonic jet, introduced in the 1970s, is often called the "Eagle" and is known for its air superiority.
F-15
Which branch was made first
army
Who is the Air Force Chief of Staff?
Who is Gen David W. Allvin?
What is the angle at which relative wind meets an Aerofoil called?
The Angle of Attack.
This vertical takeoff and landing aircraft is used by the U.S. Marine Corps and has been replaced in many roles by the F-35B.
AV-8B Harrier
What two branches do graduates of Annapolis go to serve in?
Marines and Navy
Who was the first Chief of Staff of the Air Force
Who is General Carl A. Spaatz?
What part of the plane controls the yaw?
The rudder.
This 5th-generation multirole stealth fighter is used by several NATO countries and comes in A, B, and C variants.
F-35
Which branch is the newest
Space Force
What is the motto of the Air Force?
“Aim High … Fly-Fight-Win”
This occurs when the angle of attack becomes too great, causing the wing to lose lift and the aircraft to begin descending rapidly.
Stall
This long-range, high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft, first flown in the 1950s, is still in service and can fly above 70,000 feet.
U-2
(give this question to a newer cadet who doesn't know much about the military) Can a F-22 fly on an aircraft carrier.
No. Thank you.
Who can name all civil air patrol ranks.(sustained not included)
look at the cadet super chart