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Technologies Have Advanced To Enable Turning Long-Sought Dreams Into Reality

The future of aviation doesn’t look the same as it did just five years ago. In fact, it looks more exciting and promising than ever before. During that time companies not usually associated with the aviation community have entered the market, demand for new services by air has grown, and technologies have advanced to enable turning long-sought dreams into reality.

Colonel Gail Seymour 'Hal' Halvorsen (USAF Ret.) To Receive 2020 Annual Outstanding Aviator Award

The Wings Club Foundation, Inc. and IAWA (International Aviation Women's Association) are pleased to announce Colonel Gail Seymour "Hal" Halvorsen (USAF Ret.) as the recipient of the 2020 annual Outstanding Aviator Award. The presentation of this year's Award will take place during The Wings Club Foundation's Annual Meeting to be held on the evening of Wednesday, March 25, 2020, at The Yale Club in New York City. In addition, The Hershey Company will make a presentation to Halvorsen in recognition of the collaboration they shared seventy-two years ago.

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"I want to open a conversation here, which I hope to have over the next few months about whether we also want to update the first verse... I can tell you a number of stories of women who have been giving them the gun throughout the ages but especially most recently as all combat positions are open. So I think it's an important discussion to have. I'm also very respectful of the fact we've been singing the song at funerals and different events. It's part of who we are and I personally think it's time to update that to reflect all of us." Source: Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David L. Goldfein on Feb. 27 approved immediately updating a crucial verse of the official Air Force song to make it inclusive and to "reflect all of us and who we