Cadet Wing Commander (AFCW/CC)

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The Cadet Wing Commander (AFCW/CC or Wing Commander) of the United States Air Force Academy is a firstie (senior cadet) responsible for the daily operations of the 4,000+ member Air Force Cadet Wing.[1] The Wing Commander reports directly to the Commandant of Cadets and advises him/her on major command decisions. The Wing Commander supervises 4 Cadet Group Commanders, who in turn each supervise 10 Cadet Squadron Commanders, the Wing Commander also commands the wing staff who assist him/her with the creation and implementation of command policy.

List of Cadet Wing Commanders

  • Fall 2018: C/Col Matthew A. Moawad
  • Summer 2018: C/Col Madison Froebe
  • Spring 2018: C/Col Kaitlyn Barry
  • Fall 2017: C/Col Elliot Knowles
  • Summer 2017: C/Col Wyatt Kelly
  • Spring 2017: C/Col Jacob Yarwood
  • Fall 2016: C/Col Sara Fishbein
  • Summer 2016: C/Col Riley Richards
  • Spring 2016: C/Col Kristov George
  • Fall 2015: C/Col Mark A. Caldwell Jr.
  • Summer 2015: C/Col Daniel Alotta
  • Spring 2015: C/Col Sophia Vasiliadis [2]
  • Fall 2014: C/Col Jake M. Sortor
  • Spring 2014: C/Col Reuben Luoma-Overstreet (2014)[3]
  • Fall 2013: C/Col Moranda A. Hern (2014)[4]
  • Summer 2013: C/Col Christina A. Napper
  • Spring 2013: C/Col Joshua Williams (2013)
  • Fall 2012: C/Col Daniel Zotto (2013)
  • Summer 2011: C/Col Samantha Reep (2012)
  • Spring 2011: C/Col Joshua T. Larson (2011)
  • Fall 2010: C/Col Michael Shaw (2011)
  • Summer 2010: C/Col Megan Hoskins (2011)

See also

Further reading

References

  1. ↑ USAF, Academy. "Military Education". www.academyadmissions.com. USAF. Retrieved 10 October 2014.
  2. ↑ Academy, USAF. "Cadet Wing gets new commander". www.usafa.af.mil. USAF. Retrieved 8 January 2015.
  3. ↑ USAF, Academy. "Cadet Wing commander: Cadet 1st Class Reuben Luoma-Overstreet chats about priorities, leadership". www.usafa.af.mil/. USAF. Retrieved 10 October 2014.
  4. ↑ USAF, Academy. "Cadet balances academics, military roles". www.usafa.af.mil. USAF. Retrieved 10 October 2014.
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