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The Fightin' Fourth of CS-04
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Send them in "Fighting Fourth" 1955
The patch, a basic circle, has large red "4" on its right
side with white, three-dimensional backing. A white contrail,
originating from infinity, passes through the center of the "4"
and emanates from a pair of silver prop and wings. A light blue
starburst sits behind the prop and wings, and a white rectangle
with the words "Fightin' Fourth" in black curves across the top
of the patch.
"Fightin' Fourth" is the motto of the Fourth Cadet Squadron.
The bold printing symbolizes the pride and polished attitude of
each squadron member. The prop and wings sysmbolize an
upperclass cadet. Gold, blue, silver, and red represent the four
class colors at the Air Force Academy.
This original patch is a symbol to all Fourth Squadron
graduates of the squadron's winning tradition. The motto "Fightin'
Fourth" was given to the squadron in recognition of the
squadron's defense of the falcons against mascot thieves at
Lowry AFB.
Information gathered for the page from
"Squadron Insignia of the United States Air Force Academy" by P.
Michael Sheridan, Library of Congress Catalog Number: 90-62369
Firstie Year Photo
"Courage is an inherent quality, but it remains an
unknown quantity until all of the chips are down."
- Major General John W. O'Daniel
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Leigh Wilbanks CS-4
Mike Winkler CS-4
Jim Hodges CS-4 (LinkedIn)
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Mark BERES
I retired (medically) in Sep 2006, relocated to Tucson, Arizona
to take a position as a senior systems engineer with Raytheon
Missile Systems, where I am working flight test and propulsion
issues for the Tomahawk missile program. I know that Marc
Moeller (CS-08) is an instructor pilot in the 767, flying VIP
transport for the 89th MAW at Andrews AFB, MD. Ron Craig
(CS-07) is a big wig program manager at Lockheed-Martin in
Denver, CO.
mark (CS-04)
Mark W. Beres
Sr Systems Engineer, Strike Weapons
Integration & Verification
Raytheon Missile Systems, Tucson 85748
(520) 663-6592
Enjoying the test pilot business here at Hurlburt Field. I am
going to Edwards AFB in summer 2004 to take over the
developmental testing of the new CV-22 titlrotor, should be fun.
I just returned from an operational 4-month tour with AFSOC in
"the desert", was flying Pavelows again. I am getting married in
May back in Spokane! (APR 03)
Rob KRAUS
 Rob says, “Hey, I may not know how to
build one, but I still get a kick out of quizzing the cadets on engine
design!”
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