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DC Hike Video: Air Force Media

6/19/2014

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The Air Force and Defense Media Agency joined the USAF 50 Summits Challenge participants during the official start of our challenge in DC.  Check out the video they produced and meet some of the folks who took the Air Force flag to the highest point in our nation's capital!!
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It Begins!

5/30/2014

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Tomorrow the USAF 50 Summits Challenge, an audacious and exciting project to take US Airmen to the highest points across America, begins!

Over 40 people have signed up for the DC hike and more are signing up every hour. It's sure to be a great turn out and a wonderful day to explore the Capitol.

It's not too late to invite colleagues and family. So tell them to visit www.USAF50Summits.com and sign up for the hike!

Remember to bring plenty of water and some snacks for the approximately 3hr event.

See you there!

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First Hike Next Week! --DC--

5/23/2014

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Ready for a fun hike from the AF Memorial to the highest point in DC?  In just over a week the first event in the USAF 50 Summits Challenge begins!  We have a great group of Airmen and their families already signed up to take part.  The good news is that there is always room for more- so join the fun and show up on Saturday the 31st.

Want to learn more about the inaugural hike of our nation-wide program?  Visit our: District of Columbia Page now.

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Here we Go! May 31st 2014

3/5/2014

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The date is set and planning has begun for the inaugural hike in the USAF 50 Summits Challenge.  What better place to start this epic adventure than at the base of the Air Force Memorial in our nation's capital?!

The route is being scouted by a group of volunteers from the Capital Hiking Club, the Sierra Club and Air Force members.  It'll be about 7-8 miles and will take 2.5 - 3 hrs of easy walking to reach DC's highpoint.  If you are mobility challenged (recovering from injuries/surgery, battling an illness, or overcoming a different issue), let us know and we'll tell you where to meet us for the last mile of the journey!

It's going to be an awesome way to spend a small part of your day.  Meet a wide variety of Airmen and tell some stories.  Taking part in this historic event will be a story you can add to your collection.  Because that's one of the greatest things in life- accumulating memories/experiences- right?!

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