USAFA Class of 1973

Class Book Project PART III

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  • Gone But Not Forgotten
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Service Before Self


1.  Duty
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DUTY: Duty is the obligation to perform what is required for the mission. While our responsibilities are
determined by the law, the Department of Defense, and Air Force instructions, directives, and guidance,
our sense of duty is a personal one and bound by the oath of service we took as individuals. Duty
sometimes calls for sacrifice in ways no other profession has or will. Airmen who truly embody Service Before Self consistently choose to make necessary sacrifices to accomplish the mission, and in doing so, we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice. 
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2.  Loyalty​
​LOYALTY: Loyalty is an internal commitment to the success and preservation of something bigger than
ourselves. Our loyalty is to the Nation first, the values and commitments of our Air Force second, and
finally to the men and women with whom we serve. Loyalty to our leaders requires us to trust, follow,
and execute their decisions, even when we disagree. We offer alternative solutions and innovative
ideas most effectively through the chain of command. Ultimately, loyalty is demonstrated by helping
each other act with honor.
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​3.  Respect
​RESPECT: Respect is treating others with dignity and valuing them as individuals. We must always act
knowing that all Airmen possess fundamental worth as human beings. We must treat others with the
utmost dignity and respect, understanding that our diversity is a great source of strength.2
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  • Home Page
    • Contact Us
  • The Class of '73 Today
    • Class of '73 of Today >
      • Bob Munson Awarded USAFA Distinguished Service Award
    • '73 Expanded Class News
    • 50th Reunion Information
    • 50th Class Gift >
      • Plan for your Legacy
    • Legacy Class Updates
    • '73 & NCLS
  • Book Project
    • Overview
    • Living the Core Values >
      • Integrity First
      • Service Before Self
      • Excellence in All that We Do
    • Leaders of Character Over the Years
  • The Formative Years (69-73)
    • June Week
    • Second Class Year
    • Dodos
  • Class of '73 Fellowship
    • Squadron Gatherings
    • Front Range Gatherings
    • Nationwide Class Luncheon Tour
  • Gone But Not Forgotten
  • Officer and Sq Contact Info
    • Squadron Contacts
    • Class Officers >
      • Class Officer Meetings
    • Stay Connected or Reconnect