CWAC - Wednesdays
Cadet Warfighter Advanced Course (CWAC)
The Cadet Warfighter Advanced Course (CWAC) at the United States Air Force Academy is a required 21-day summer training program designed for rising sophomore cadets (C3Cs). The course prepares future officers for the demands of military service by developing essential survival skills, warfighting fundamentals, and the warrior mindset needed to operate effectively in challenging and environments. The cadets are led and accompanied by SERE specialists (Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape), as well as cadet cadres.
Participants and Training Locations:
CWAC is primarily attended by rising sophomore cadets during the summer training period. While the course is overseen by SERE specialists, much of the day-to-day instruction and mentorship is provided by upper-class cadets serving as cadre and student leaders.
Unlike CST at Kettle Lake in years prior, CWAC is held within Jacks Valley and other varies locations on the Academy.
Through a combination of field training, leadership challenges, and survival instruction, CWAC serves as a foundational experience in preparing cadets for the responsibilities and realities of military service.
As CWAC enters its inagural summer, the team continues to adapt to changing schedules and challenging terrain. Despite the dynamic nature of the program, efforts are underway to document activities in the field whenever possible, with the goal of uploading photos a couple times per week.
To view your photos, please click HERE
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Another way to view your photos is to go to: GALLERIES -> SUMMER PROGRAMS -> CWAC (CADET WARFARE ADVANCED COURSE)
Photos begin on page 11 (towards the middle of the page)
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