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Central Florida Chapter MissionAFA advocates a strong national defense

through aerospace power. We support and encourage the study of science and

technology, and . . . We educate the Central Florida community on the

importance of technology to national security.

NATIONAL GUARD UPDATE!

We have an ultra-specialprogram lined up for our 3rdquarter. General Craig R.McKinley, Chief NationalGuard Bureau (NGB), has gra-ciously accepted our invitationto be guest speaker. Please markyour calendars and reserve Fri-day, June 12th, to be at theOrlando Marriott Downtown.(See enclosed reservation form.)

General McKinley, aschief, is the senior uniformedNational Guard officer respon-sible for formulating, develop-

General Craig R. McKinleyChief, National Guard Bureau

Everyone is Welcome!FRIDAY, June 12th

Social Time at 6:00pm (cash bar) & Dinner at 7:00pmAlong with a great presentation,

we'll have a great meal

Orlando Marriott Downtown400 West Livingston Street

Orlando 32802Free Valet Parking for Dinner Event Only

Dinner Reservations Required by June 8th!To sign up today - See page 9

For additional information, callBonnie Callahan at 407-877-6480

Great MenuSelections

Baked Catch of the Day withLemon Dill Sauce

or Chicken MarsalaDinner includes: salad, rolls, freshvegetable, rice pilaf with sun driedfruits, carrot cake, & coffee/tea.

Overnight AccommodationsOption

We have reserved a block of 10rooms ($94/night).

Call 407-843-6664 or800-574-3160 before June 1st

Please mention attending theAFA function

Come meetthe General...

by Bonnie Callahan, Program Co-Chairperson

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FlightLiner May 2009

The first few months of 2009 were filledwith planning and execution of the 25th annual Golf, Air WarfareSymposium and Gala. But as usual, all three events culminated intotal success. A special thanks goes to Bob Ceruti and JimDeRose for setting up the Golf Outing and to Tommy Harrisonas our Gala Chairman. Bryan Paul, our treasurer, was of courseinvolved with all the money transactions for all the events andworked with Marty Harris on the Gala videos. To all of them, weowe a special thanks for their hard work and a thank you to manyothers in the chapter and the AFROTC cadets that contributed tothe successful events.

Only through the above events can the Central Florida Chap-ter continue to support the many and diversified educationalprograms that we, as a chapter, participate in annually.

Of special interest is our upcoming quarterly dinner programto be held June 12th at the Marriott Downtown Hotel. Our guestspeaker for the program is going to be General Craig McKinley,Chief, National Guard Bureau. General McKinley, as you mayrecall, was an AFA Director and the AFA Florida State President.He is also the first Air Force general to head the Bureau and the firstfour star in that position. Let’s all come out to the event andwelcome the general home to Florida. We are attempting to getother professional and civilian groups to attend, but we need thesupport and attendance of our 1440 chapter members to reallymake this event a success. More details on the front cover. Areservation form is included on page 9 for you to sign up. Yes, itis about a month away, but get your reservations in early.

Take care! Jim Callahan

From the PresidentPresident Jim Callahan 407-877-6480Executive Vice President Bill Yucuis 407-256-4089Secretary Jim DeRose 407-699-5677Treasurer Bryan Paul 407-696-4809

Chaplain Bob Hicks 407-331-4552Aerospace Education Richard Ortega 407-671-1162AF Junior ROTC Liaison Maj LaGoge Graham 407-461-1200AF Senior ROTC Liaison Col Bill Palmby 407-568-3750CAP Liaison John Lynn 352-394-5446Communications/Media Bob Ceruti 407-365-1519 Mike Greene 407-252-2541Education Mary McNatt 407-892-3839Hospitality Jeannie Austin 407-894-8707Gala Chairman Tommy Harrison 407-886-1922Industry Relations Todd Le Grand 407-382-3240Leadership Development Tim Brock 407-359-4963Legislative Affairs Dennis Moran 407-291-9559Media Relations Heather Kelly 407-716-0544Membership Tommy Harrison 407-886-1922Programs Bonnie Callahan 407-877-6480 Lou Olinton 407-542-6696Veterans Affairs Kelton Sweet 407-249-2381Web Master Mike Liquori 407-249-5294

Chapter Council MeetingThe Council meets on the second Thursday of eachmonth at 7pm at the Showalter Flying Service buildingat the Orlando Executive Airport.

All Directors and Council Members are requested toattend.

All members are welcome.

ChapterContacts


FlightLiner NoteThanks to all who have con-tributed to make this the best

Chapter newsletter!

Deadline for articles forthe next edition is

July 8, 2009

May 200914 * Chapter Council Meeting16 Armed Forces Day25 Memorial Day

June11 * Chapter Council Meeting12 * General McKinley speaking at

Marriott (Chapter Event)14 Flag Day

July 4 Independence Day & CFC Celebration (Election of Officers)10-11 AFA (Florida) State Convention

in Jacksonville

August13 * Chapter Council Meeting

September 7 Labor Day10 * Chapter Council Meeting12-13 AFA National Convention

in Washington D.C.25 CFC Luncheon (Awards & Installation)

December 5 Holiday Party10 * Chapter Council Meeting

* See details in this newsletter

EventsCalendar

Call for Nomineesby John "Tim" Brock, Past President

Drill Competition a Success for All!by Richard Ortega, VP Aerospace Ed.

The Central Florida Chap-ter Nominating Committee re-quests members to submit namesof chapter members that are quali-fied and desire to serve as chapterofficers (President, Vice President,Secretary & Treasurer) for the2010 operating year.

Elections of officers will beon July 4, 2009, at the Shades ofGreen chapter event function.

Submit nominees to thenominating committee chairman,John “Tim” Brock, [email protected] no laterthan June 15, 2009.

AFA’s annual AFJROTCDrill Competition just held atUCF was a great success. Therewas keen competition betweenindividuals, drill teams, and colorguard teams representing 17 highschool AFJROTC units fromacross the state. It was great to seeyouth who dedicated themselvesto master these skills.

AFJROTC cadets proudlytook home over forty trophies inthe categories: Individual DrillRoutine (IDR) category, ColorGuard category, Drill Team cat-egory, as well as "Best of Meet"and "Overall Excellence."

A clear winner, cadetsof the FL-9311 AFJROTCunit at Hialeah HighSchool (from Miami) re-ceived the Top Four Tro-phies. These skilled cadetswere trained by greatAFJROTC leaders includ-ing MSgt Barry Haines,MSgt Efrain Perez and MajGlenwood Barbee.

AFROTC Detach-ment 159 from the Univer-sity of Central Florida, con-ducted this 21st Annual

event and were excellent hosts. Abig thanks to all the Det 159 cadre,cadets, and supervisors (CaptGerald Lehmann and Col Will-iam Palmby). Job well done!

AFA representatives fromacross Florida were a big part ofthe planning and execution of theevent. A big thanks goes to TimBrock, Dave Cummock, MargeCummock, Lt Col SharonBranch, Richard Ortega, andother AFA members who steppedout to take lead roles throughoutthe preparation and completionof the drill competition.

Cadets Carlos Plazas & Kelly Rodriguez,Hialeah High School AFJROTC, receivetrophy from Tim Brock AFA FloridaState/Region President (Center)


The last week of Februarythe Air Force Association and theCentral Florida Chapter cel-ebrated twenty five years of whathas become the premier annualevent for both organizations. Theoutstanding support of the AirForce, aerospace industry andRosen Shingle Creek Hotel in-sured another great year for theseevents.

Overcoming a very demand-ing schedule, Secretary of the AirForce, Michael B. Donley andAir Force Chief of Staff, GeneralNorton A. Schwartz, made a spe-cial effort to attend both the Sym-posium and the Gala. We werealso very fortunate to have ChiefMaster Sergeant of the Air Force,Rodney J. McKinley in atten-dance at both.

Thirty-nine aerospace indus-try associates filled over 18,000square feet of exhibit space withthe very latest in technology andinnovation. Over 800 individu-als attended the Air Warfare Sym-posium and just under thatamount attended the Air ForceGala. Included were all of the AirForce four-star General Officersand many civilian leaders of theUnited States Air Force. Alsoattending were a significant num-ber of military attaches of foreigngovernments and high level in-dustry leaders. The top AFA lead-ership included Joseph E. Sutter,Chairman of the Board, JamesR. Lauducci, Vice Chairman ofthe Board, Field Operations, S.Sanford Schlitt, Vice Chairmanof the Board, Aerospace Educa-

tion, and Michael M. Dunn,President/CEO.

Due in a large part to ourindustry partners, we are able tocontinue our support for educa-tion and the Air Force. Over thepast twenty-five years the CentralFlorida Chapter has raised morethan two and one-half milliondollars for aerospace education atall levels. This year a $65,000contribution was again providedAFA for its aerospace educationprograms. In addition, the chap-ter continued its contribution of$10,000 to the Air Force Memo-rial Foundation, bringing thechapter’s total donations to$220,000. AFA President/CEO,Mike Dunn accepted the dona-tion. Showing support for thismemorial to Air Force airmen,past, present and future by par-ticipating in the presentation wereSecretary Donley, GeneralSchwartz, and Chief Master Ser-geant McKinley.

The Central Florida Chap-ter saluted “25 Years of Air ForceGalas” by presenting Air ForceAssociation Education Fellow-ships recognizing the efforts ofmany involved in developing thefirst event as well as those making

Historic 25th Gala Hails Great Leaders...by Tommy Harrison, Gala Chairman

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a significant impact on its suc-cess to date. Doolittle Fellowawards were given to NormanAbramson, John Combs (ac-cepted by his widow, Elaine), JimDeRose, and Richard Ortegawhile Arnold Fellowships wereawarded to Bob Ceruti, MartyHarris , Tommy Harrison, andBryan Paul. Martin Marietta wasrecognized as the primary indus-try whose support significantlyhelped to bring about the firstGala. Mr. Ralph D. Heath, Ex-ecutive Vice President of Lock-heed Martin Aeronautics, ac-cepted an H. H. Arnold Fellow-ship for Martin Marietta, nowLockheed Martin.

To close the evening, a videowas shown recalling entertain-ment from previous Galas. Thiswas followed by a parade of col-ors including the fifty state flags.While cadets from AFROTCunits at the University of CentralFlorida, the University of SouthFlorida, and Embry-Riddle Aero-nautical University carried theflags, Glen Gettings, Presidentof Gettings Productions and along time supporter of the Chap-ter, sang a dynamic patrioticsong, ending with all attendeesrising to sing The Air Force Song.This was a most impressive end-ing for an exceptional evening.

Not the least of events sup-porting this week of intense ac-tivity was the annual golf outingheld at Disney’s Palm and Mag-nolia golf courses on Wednes-day, the day before the sympo-sium. Nearly 200 golfers teed offon what could be called a“Florida Chamber of Com-merce” perfect day. Cadets fromthe University of CentralFlorida, under the direction ofCadet Colonel Erica Black andthe watchful eye of CaptainWardrias Little, assisted withthe registration, distributed“goodie bags” and lunches andmanned refreshment stands onthe courses. This golf mixerallows our industry members tosocialize with numerous mili-tary leaders as well as other in-dustry associates. Prizes wereprovided through industry do-nations and presented thatevening at a reception.

Success for an event of this

caliber does not come without asignificant amount of effort froma few strong leaders guiding oth-ers. Bob Ceruti and Jim DeRosemake the coordination with in-dustry and the alignment of golf-ers look easy. Bryan Paul andMarty Harris work with GettingsProductions in producing firstclass video presentations. Bryanalso handles the chapter financeswhich processes over a half mil-lion dollars through the chaptertreasury. AFA staffers KatieStorm, Meghan McClelland andMelinda Rutkosky work registra-tion and banquet coordinationwith personal commitment.

The Central Florida Chapteris extremely fortunate to havededicated individuals of this cali-ber working these events. If youare technologically savvy andwould like to participate in theseactivities, please contact me [email protected] or 407-886-1922.

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Congratulations to OsceolaHigh School AFJROTC for win-ning the first ever Cyber PatriotCompetition! The Concept Dem-onstration Competition (Phase I)was held in conjunction with theAFA 25th annual Air Warfare Sym-posium held February 26th and 27that the Rosen Shingle Creek Hotel.

Eight teams from the greaterOrlando area competed over thetwo-day period including sevenAFJROTC teams and one CivilAir Patrol team. All teams werenamed for prominent former AirForce or Civil Air Patrol leaders.

A winner was selected eachday of the competition withOsceola Team Spaatz (named forGeneral Carl “Tooey” Spaatz, firstUSAF Chief of Staff) taking Thurs-day and overall honors. Friday’swinner was Team Wilson (for GilRobb Wilson, CAP co-founder)made up of a composite team fromthe Florida Wing of the Civil AirPatrol. The other high schoolJROTC teams competing camefrom Celebration, Colonial, Eustis,Oak Ridge, Dr. Phillips and Tim-ber Creek High Schools.

The winning team fromOsceola High School included ca-dets Linval Overdiep, GretchenMajeed, Jacob Caudill, JosephDelhoyo and Rick Hamilton asprimary competitors, with MadihaMajeed, Kiara Vazquez and JohnBorrero as alternates. They wereled by their Senior Aerospace Sci-ence Instructor, Major Jeffrey A.Miller.

The CAP team that won Fri-day was coached by Captain Timo-thy Walker of the CAP’s Cooper

High School Cyber Defense Competitionby Bonnie Callahan Program Co-Chairperson

Gen. Stephen Lorenz, Commander of AETC, CadetWinners with Maj. Jeffrey Miller (SASI) from OsceolaHS, and Sanford Schlitt, AFA Vice AE Chairman

City CompositeSquadron and in-cluded cadetsIsaac Harding,Joshua Dove ,Christian Kearnsand CharlesWalker.

The compe-tition replicatesreal life situationsfaced by com-puter administra-tors daily. The competitors faced aseries of cyber attacks and theirmission was to defend and main-tain service on a virtual network ofcomputers representing a typicalcommercial network.

The teams competed on a com-mercial platform calledTeamDefend, donated by ScienceApplications International Corpo-ration. SAIC personnel, led byChief Systems Engineer DukeAyers , also performed the func-tions of “Red Team” (the attackers)and “White Team” (exercise ad-ministrators).

Jim Jaeger of General Dy-namics—Advanced InformationSystems served as overall referee forthe competition. Cadets fromEmbry Riddle Aeronautical Uni-versity and the University of Cen-

tral Florida assisted with the compe-tition. Professor Greg White ledthe planning for the competition. Heis the Director of the Center for In-frastructure Assurance and Security(CIAS) at the University of Texas atSan Antonio. Dr. White is also anAir Force Reserve Colonel assignedto Air Force Cyber Command (Pro-visional).

CIAS hosts the highly acclaimedNational Collegiate Cyber DefenseCompetition (NCCDC). The CyberPatriot winners from Orlando willtravel to San Antonio in April toobserve the NCCDC and partici-pate as “White Team” members.

Future plans call for the compe-tition to expand next academic yearto more AFJROTC/CAP unitsacross the country with the ultimategoal of opening nationwide to allhigh schools with links to theNCCDC.

The Phase II Cyber PatriotCompetition is scheduled for Febru-ary 18th and 19th, 2010, again inconjunction with the AFA Air War-fare Symposium.

For photos and more informa-tion about the competition, seewww.highschoolcdc.com.


AFA APPLICATION? Check here if renewal.

NAME RANK

ADDRESS

CITY STATE ZIP

AFA CHAPTER CHOICE DATE OF BIRTH

PHONE EMAIL ADDRESS

I understand the annual $36 fee includes a subscription ($21) to AIR FORCEMagazine. AFA dues are not deductible as a charitable contribution but may bedeductible as an ordinary and necessary business expense.

CURRENT MILITARY STATUS? Active Duty U.S. Armed Forces? Previous U.S. Military Service? U.S. National Guard ? Spouse/Widow(er)/Lineal? U.S. Reserve Ancestor/Descendent of Veteran? Retired U.S. Armed Forces ? Civilain(No service w/ U.S. Military)

Branch of Service:

CURRENT PROFESSION CURRENT JOB FUNCTION? Aerospace Industry ? Management? US Government ? Engineering? Retired ? Operations? Other ? Procurement? R&D ? Retired

? Other

MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS Special $18 rate for:? $36 for 1 year ? Active Duty Ranks E1-E4? $90 for 3 years ? Current Student

Lifetime Membership? $500 single payment? $525 extended payments? Initial payment of $85 and 4 quarterly payment of $110 each? Initial payment of $85 and 8 quarterly payment of $55 each

METHOD OF PAYMENT? Check enclosed (not cash) ? American Express? MasterCard ? VISA

I wish to include a charitable donation for AFA's Educational Programs.? $10 ?? $25 ? $50 ? Other $_______________Contributions to AFA's Education Programs are fully tax-deductible for federalincome tax purposes.

Account Number Exp. Date _______________

SIGNATURE DATE

Central Florida Chapter #303

Please mail application to: Air Force Association 1501 Lee Hwy Arlington, VA 22209-9963

Membership Info: Tommy Harrison [email protected] Phone: 407-886-1922

AF RecruitingNeeds Your Help!

by Dennis Moran, VP for Legislative Affairs

The US Air Force continues to have a highneed for Special Forces candidates. We are askingfor your help.

To qualify, applicants must be within the agesof 17-27, high school graduates, good moral charac-ter, good swimmers, good runners and a high desireto serve among other qualifications.

Specialties applicants may qualify for:Pararescue, Combat Control, Tactical Air ControlParty (TAC) and Survival, Escape, Resistance andEvasion (SERE) instructors. These require no priorexperience; however, a Physical Ability StaminaTest (PAST) is required.

The applicant must also qualify in the ASVABto be eligible for these jobs. The most critical areCombat Controllers and Pararescue. These are cur-rently offering a $12,000 bonus for a 6-year enlist-ment.

Please refer candidates to our recruiting offices:Altamonte Springs: (407) 682-0050

East Colonial Drive: (407) 896-1588John Young Parkway: (407) 352-2202

Kissimmee: (407) 518- 9433

We welcome YOUto join the

Central Florida Chapterof the

Air Force Association!

The AFA serves along with edu-cators and industry in our com-munities to provide incentives tothose who aspire to make ourcountry strong through aerospaceeducation. The AFA proudly sup-p o r t s a e r o s p a c e e d u c a t i o n .


Follow the Sun: AFA Orlando Golf...by Bob Ceruti and Jim DeRose, Co-Chairmen

The golf event which kickedoff the Central Florida Chapter's25th Anniversary of supportingAFA's Air Warfare Symposiumwas a far cry from its initial ac-tivity. Originally, there wereabout ten foursomes vying for afew golf shirts and several dozengolf balls as prizes.

This year, with a little overtwo hundred teeing it up on boththe Magnolia and Palm golfcourses at the Walt DisneyWorld Resort, the golfers en-joyed beautiful weather, twoexceptionally well manicuredcourses, plenty of beverages andsnacks, and pairings with play-ers from other companies, all ofwhich made for a thoroughlyenjoyable afternoon.

The awards program fol-lowed the golf at the RosenShingle Creek Hotel, the hostlocation for the symposium. Anexceptional buffet dinner wasprovided to the players and theirguests prior to the prize distri-bution. Twelve teams from eachcourse were awarded gift certifi-cates from The Golf Warehouse,which can be redeemed on line.Additionally, gift certificateswere given for the shot closest tothe pin and the longest drive oneach course for atotal of 102 prizes.

Strong sup-port from theaerospace indus-try made this pos-sible and their ex-ecutives wereavailable to assist

in the prize distribu-tion. The sponsorswere: NorthropGrumman, Lock-heed Martin, TheBoeing Company,Harris, Raytheon,Pratt and Whitney,General Dynamics .For the f irst t imeSikorsky andGoodrich joined thesupport network.

An event of thismagnitude doesn'ttake place without agreat deal of planningand support. Severalmembers of the Cen-tral Florida Chapter were veryhelpful: Mike Liquori, BryanPaul, Richard Ortega, TomWalters, Dennis Moran, andCol Bill Palmby.

The Air Force ROTC unitfrom the University of CentralFlorida has provided enormoussupport every year for over 20years. Cadet Erica Black, firstsemester Wing Commander,and Capt. Wardrias Little, Com-mandant of Cadets, led a groupof 25 cadets who prepared agoody bag for each player, wel-comed and assisted VIPs and

players, supported registration,handled the box lunches, andmanned all of the refreshmentareas on both courses. They alsoparticipated in and supportedthe awards program.

The golf event has grownin quality and size so that itnow complements the extraor-dinarily successful black tie Galathat the chapter hosts as thefinal event of the symposium.The attendees have come to ex-pect that the Central FloridaChapter events are first class.The improvements and inno-

vations each yearmake the AirWarfare Sympo-sium in Orlandothe industrialassociate's firstchoice of events toattend on theAFA calendar.

CentralFlorida

Chapter... ... truly a "Special

Chapter in History"

Disney's Palm Golf Course


To be Received by June 8, 2009

Special Event Dinner National Guard UpdateJune 12, 2009 at the Marriott Downtown in Orlando

National Guard Updatewith Gen Craig R. McKinley

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Make check payable to "AFA-CFC" for $ __________ ($26.00 per person)Mail to: Bryan Paul, Treasurer, 1214 Swan St, Winter Springs, FL 32708-4108

Name ___________________________________________ Ph: ______________________

ing and coordinating all policies,programs and plans affecting morethan half a million Army and AirNational Guard personnel. Ap-pointed by the President, he servesas principal adviser to the Secre-tary of Defense through the Chair-man of the Joint Chiefs of Staffon National Guard matters. Heis also the principal adviser to theSecretary and the Chiefs of Staffof both the Army and Air Forceon all National Guard issues. AsNGB chief, he also serves as thedepartment’s official channel ofcommunication with the StateGovernor and Adjutants General.

General McKinley receivedhis commission in 1974 as a dis-tinguished graduate of the ROTCprogram at Southern MethodistUniversity. He has served in nu-merous assignments in flying andoperations, as well as commandpositions at group, wing, sectorand field operating agency levels.

As an AFA member, Gen-eral McKinley was active in AFAat the national, and in Florida’slocal and state, levels. Militarily,he has roots in Florida as well. He

served in the 125th FighterGroup and Wing in Jack-sonville, FL, in various po-sitions from 1980 through1994. After a year as astudent at the NationalWar College in Washing-ton, DC, he again returnedin 1995 to command the125th before moving toTyndall AFB, FL, wherehe served as Air NationalGuard Vice Commanderand Commander of South-east Air Defense Sectorfrom 1996-98.

To ensure we have a goodaudience for this momentous oc-casion, we ask that you invite yourfriends, neighbors and colleaguesto join us for the evening. This isnot a military function, as the Na-tional Guard Bureau affects every-one in the community, particularlywith the on-going conflicts aroundthe world and the involvement ofthe National Guard in those con-flicts. Join us to learn more aboutthe NG and where they are going inthe future. It is only with yoursupport that we will be able to con-

tinue to attract speakers of this cali-ber to be the guests of the CentralFlorida Chapter AFA. Please joinus June 12th for what promises tobe an informative and enjoyableevening.

For those traveling a distancethat wish to stay at the hotel, theMarriott has reserved a block ofrooms for our guests at the specialdiscount rate of $94.00. Just men-tion you will be attending the AFAevent. And as always for CFCAFA at the Marriott Downtown,there will be no charge for valetparking.

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Air Force AssociationCentral Florida ChapterP.O. Box 2651, Orlando, FL 32802-2651

NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONU.S. POSTAGE

PAIDPERMIT NO. 3700

ORLANDO, FLORIDA

Dorothea Fox, CPAWinter Park, Florida

Dan Higgins PhotographyWindermere, Florida

Gettings ProductionsOcoee, Florida

Herba Family ChiropracticWinter Springs, Florida

Lockheed Martin Missiles & Fire ControlOrlando, Florida

Kreative Promotional KonceptsApopka, Florida

The Contact PointEarleville, Maryland

Dixie Printing & Mailing, Inc.Longwood, Florida

Lockheed Martin Simulation and Training SupportOrlando, Florida

Magic MechanicOrlando, Florida

Orlando Composite Squadron, CAPOrlando, Florida

Property Condition AssessmentOrlando, Florida

BAE SystemsOrlando, FL

Accu-rite PaintingSanford, Florida

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National Guard Update

The FlightLiner is published at least quarterly by members of the Air Force Association, Central Florida Chapter, P.O. Box 2651, Orlando, FL 32802-2651. The Chapter is a non-profit, civilian organization, not associatedwi th the Depar tment o f Defense. The v iews expressed do not necessar i ly re f lec t the v iews o f the Cent ra l F lor ida Chapter , the A i r Force Assoc ia t ion or the Dept . o f Defense.

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Our Community Partners Are Special!

The Central Florida Chapter proudly associates with our community through the CommunityPartner Program. We encourage all our members to support these businesses that support us.

Dinner Reservations due June 8th...Speaker: General McKinley!

Showalter Flying ServicesOrlando, Florida

Superior Aluminum Installations, Inc.Winter Park, Florida

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