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Colorado State Air Force Association

An Independent Non-Profit Aerospace Organization

WHO:

The Colorado State AFA is an independent, non-profit aerospace organization which currently boasts over 8000 members. They come from both military and civilian ranks - on active duty and retired, also from businesses, schools and the public at large. What they all share is a deep concern and commitment to our Nation and the part aerospace plays in it. While the Colorado State organization is closely tied to the other Rocky Mountain states known as the Rocky Mountain  Region (Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming), it is also broadly linked to every other state and chapter, nationwide - 170,000 members strong.

WHAT:

The Colorado State AFA organization provides the means to keep its chapters and members informed of issues involving national aerospace initiatives, needs and concerns; including policies, issues, hardware, quality of life and benefits. The Colorado State AFA organization takes pride in organizing and facilitating a variety of community support programs including awards and recognition programs for Active Duty, Reserve, Guard, and Civilian personnel. 

At all levels, the AFA is committed to young people and their education, supporting the Aerospace Education Foundation and making the elementary and grade school level Visions Program, available to all school systems. The AFA as well, provides scholarships for colleges and "Space Camps": supports local ROTC units and sponsors Civil Air Patrol cadet programs and orientation flights. The AFA also offers a Community Partners program for businesses and industries who wish to involve themselves with our nation's aerospace future.

AFA support and participation is made at fairs, drives, veteran and special events, meetings and conventions.

WHERE:

The Colorado AFA is part of the Rocky Mountain Region, AFA. At present, Colorado State's 5 Chapters are active in both the state's highest population and most rural areas. Continued association growth, participation and commitment will continue to be major and ongoing goals, until full statewide representation has been achieved.

The main body of the Colorado AFA is the Executive Board, which is made up of the State Officers and all Chapter Presidents. The Executive Board meets at least once each quarter. The meetings are held in the areas of local chapters on a rotating basis.

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