I am not sure what to title this thread, but I did discover something interesting, yet very sad.
This happened a while ago, but when I was stumbling around on Youtube, I came across a channel that profiles US Soldiers who have given their lives while in service. One person they profiled was a USAFA grad, who unfortunately was killed in Iraq in May. As I was watching the video and they mentioned something about her playing lacrosse, I thought "Wait, she looks familiar"
I opened up one of my USAFA pamphlets, titled "Diversity at the Academy" and there she was profiled in the pamphlet as well.
The pamphlets must have been made a while ago, because according to the pamphlet, she was still a senior at the academy.
I just thought that would be something interesting to share. After reading some articles to follow up, she really seemed to have a lot going for her. She also seemed like a truly great person.
High respects to those in the service, they know there is a risk going in and are willing to take it in order to serve our nation.
This happened a while ago, but when I was stumbling around on Youtube, I came across a channel that profiles US Soldiers who have given their lives while in service. One person they profiled was a USAFA grad, who unfortunately was killed in Iraq in May. As I was watching the video and they mentioned something about her playing lacrosse, I thought "Wait, she looks familiar"
I opened up one of my USAFA pamphlets, titled "Diversity at the Academy" and there she was profiled in the pamphlet as well.
The pamphlets must have been made a while ago, because according to the pamphlet, she was still a senior at the academy.
I just thought that would be something interesting to share. After reading some articles to follow up, she really seemed to have a lot going for her. She also seemed like a truly great person.
High respects to those in the service, they know there is a risk going in and are willing to take it in order to serve our nation.
