Bob Munson received the USAF Academy
Distinguished Service Award
The award is presented by the USAf Acad, not the AOG
Congratulations Bob
The United States Air Force Academy (USAFA) established the Air Force Academy Distinguished Service Award (DSA) in February 1999. Each year, the USAFA DSA is presented by the Superintendent to a military person, civilian, or group, whose contributions have had a distinct impact on the morale or well-being of the Air Force Academy. Any individual or group who has contributed significantly and directly to the morale or well-being of the Academy through the generous donation of time, resources, or influence is eligible. The award is based upon accomplishments and is not awarded annually. Bob is the 21st recipient of this prestigious recognition
Selection Criteria Award selection is based on an individual’s or group’s accomplishments, which can be described as having had a long-term, positive effect on the morale or well-being of the Academy. Former military and civilian employees are eligible upon termination of employment from the Air Force Academy. However, the USAFA DSA is intended to recognize those individuals who contribute not as part of their official duty but through their personal generosity and dedication to the institution. Personnel currently assigned to the Academy can be considered for the award so long as their contributions were performed outside of their official duties.
Selection Criteria Award selection is based on an individual’s or group’s accomplishments, which can be described as having had a long-term, positive effect on the morale or well-being of the Academy. Former military and civilian employees are eligible upon termination of employment from the Air Force Academy. However, the USAFA DSA is intended to recognize those individuals who contribute not as part of their official duty but through their personal generosity and dedication to the institution. Personnel currently assigned to the Academy can be considered for the award so long as their contributions were performed outside of their official duties.
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Members of the illustrious class present for the ceremony
L-R: Steve Lorenz, Dale Birch, Bob Munson, Bruce Meyer, Don Sutula, Kirk Samelson, Tom Mayberry, Gino Ogilvie, Mike Smith, Chris Taravella
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L-R: Steve Lorenz, Barbara and Dale Birch, Bob and Pam Munson, Janet and Bruce Meyer, Joan and Don Sutula, Betty and Kirk (hidden) Samelson, Tom and Sally Mayberry, Gino and Barbara Ogilvie, Chris Taravella (hidden) and Amy and Mike Smith
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