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Welcome to the Falcon Heritage Forum
The Falcon Heritage Forum (FHF) is a semi-annual, thematic event, held in the fall and spring designed to link cadets with the wealth of experience and military heritage embodied in our nation’s distinguished veterans. Each 3-day event provides cadets a systematic way to engage in discussions with more than 40 veterans who have or are in the process of living out our core values in service to their country. FHF includes cadet squadron-hosted dinners and interactive mentoring exercises where each veteran has the opportunity to share experiential learning in a more informal setting.
Some previous themes include: “Heroes of World War II,” “Company Grade Officers in Current Operations,” “Heroes of Desert Shield/Desert Storm,” "Heroes of Humanitarian Operations,” "Space: The Ultimate High Ground," “Class of 1959: Fifty Years of Excellence", "Portraits in Courage: Airmen in the Fight" and "Officers of Character: Lieutenants in Action." This year's theme will be "Class of 1980: Architects of Transformation."
The Falcon Heritage Forum (FHF) is a semi-annual, thematic event, held in the fall and spring designed to link cadets with the wealth of experience and military heritage embodied in our nation’s distinguished veterans. Each 3-day event provides cadets a systematic way to engage in discussions with more than 40 veterans who have or are in the process of living out our core values in service to their country. FHF includes cadet squadron-hosted dinners and interactive mentoring exercises where each veteran has the opportunity to share experiential learning in a more informal setting.
Some previous themes include: “Heroes of World War II,” “Company Grade Officers in Current Operations,” “Heroes of Desert Shield/Desert Storm,” "Heroes of Humanitarian Operations,” "Space: The Ultimate High Ground," “Class of 1959: Fifty Years of Excellence", "Portraits in Courage: Airmen in the Fight" and "Officers of Character: Lieutenants in Action." This year's theme will be "Class of 1980: Architects of Transformation."
