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Air Force Academy Summer Seminar
If I am selected to attend the Air Force Academy Summer Seminar, I expect to be mimicking the daily mental and physical challenges that fourth-class cadets face each and every day. I anticipate long days, muscle fatigue, and a better understanding of not only the Air Force Academy, but of myself. I hope to reaffirm my aspirations of attending the Air Force Academy while instilling hard work and dedication. Every exercise, demand, and task that I am put through is working to make me a better person and a stronger leader. The academy will undoubtedly bring out the best in all of its participants. Every attendee will be introduced to a new physical and mental limit. Knocking boundaries down to build character, the cadets will strive to exceed
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