Life In The Military
Throughout the academic year, the C/C's will have the chance to hear from some of the Prep Staff about their careers and personal life. This helps to give them different perspectives whether it be someone who Enlisted, went ROTC or was an Academy grad - not only on the different career paths that the Prep Staff have had but also insight on what it takes to accomplish those things and what it was like for them.
This week's Life In The Military Segment speaker was the Prep School Commander, Col Jacqueline Breeden.
Col Breeden is a '94 Grad from USAFA. Attending Intelligence Officer Training at Goodfellow Air Force Base, Texas and for the first 6 years of her career she served as an Intel Officer. She was selected for the Joint Specialized Undergraduate Pilot Training program at Vance AFB, Oklahoma. Currently she has had over 2,300 flight hours in T-37B, T-1A, and C-5A/B/C/M aircraft.
After talking about her career and what the Academy was like for her when she was a Cadet she opened the floor for questions and after the segment was done the C/C's were able to ask her one on one questions as well.
Col Breeden also shared a video of one of her take offs in the C-5. Fun fact: Did you know it is harder to taxi the C-5 then fly it?
To view the rest of the pictures from our glimpse into these three Prep Staff member's Life In The Military Segments go to; Prep School - Prep Life. Or click the link below.