People
These two people were the first to conduct a successful powered, controlled flight.
Orville and Wilbur Wright
According to the USAFA contrails, the F-22 has this function.
Air Dominance, Multi-Role Fighter
During WWII, the United States dropped atomic bombs on these two Japanese cities.
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
The United States Air Force was founded in this year
1947
In this year, the first USAFA class graduated
1959
This Lieutenant was known as the "Arizona Balloon Buster" after downing 14 German balloons and 4 aircraft in 7 days.
Lt Frank Luke Jr
This aircraft is flown by the USAF Flying Team
T-41D/T-51A
This war saw the name change from US Army Air Corps to Army Air Forces
World War II
This is the mission of the USAF
To fly, fight, and win - airpower anytime, anywhere
This is the name of USAFA's first falcon
Mach One
This individual was the first cadet to step foot on USAFA's campus, and the first USAFA graduate to die in combat.
Captain Valmore Borque
These four aircraft mark the edges of the USAFA Terrazzo (manufacturer, model name, nickname; i.e. Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II)
McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom, General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon, McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle, Republic F-105 Thunderchief
This war produced four USAF Medal of Honor recipients
The Korean War
These are the three types of court martials, ranked from most to least intensive.
General, special, summary
This Major General was the first USAFA Commandant of Cadets
Major General Robert Stillman
Often regarded as the 'father of the Air Force,' this individual conducted bombing runs on ships in 1921 to prove airpower was the future of warfare
General William Mitchell
This domain is surveyed by the E-8 Joint STARS, yet another domain is surveyed by the E-3 AWACS (give both domains, and each aircraft)
E-8 (ground/surface), E-3 (air)
The American Volunteers Group (AVG) during WWII was better known by this nickname
The "Flying Tigers"
These are four USAF major commands, with their headquarters locations (i.e. Space Command, Schriever SFB)
ACC (Langley), AMC (Scott), PACAF (Hickam), USAFE-AFAFRICA (Ramstein), AETC (Randolph), AFMC (Wright-Patt), AFSOC (Hurlburt), AFGSC (Barksdale), AFRC (Robbins), ANG (not a MAJCOM, trick question)
This Air Force officer invented the "OODA Loop"
Colonel John Boyd
The C-17 unit, made famous by its evacuation of Afghans from Kabul Airport, is based at this military installation.
Joint Base Charleston.
The first American attempt at dive bombing in combat occurred during this conflict, during 1919.
the United States occupation of Haiti
This state's Air National Guard unit operates the USAF's only LC-130's
New York
T-6A Texan II