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Gina Gervae CS-20
Bill Pointer CS-20
Gina
GERVAE:
 Here
are a couple of me and my boys for the web site—1st
one is at their Preschool Thanksgiving party (Posted Feb 05).
2nd
one is at the Phoenix Zoolights this past Christmas Eve. (Posted
Feb 05)
 My
son Justin sporting mom’s USAFA-T (Posted Sep 03)
 My
twin boys, Jalen and Justin. (Posted Sep 03) |
"Trolls" 1960
The
patch is a royal blue circle bordered in black. An aggressive,
strong troll stands in the middle. The green troll wears black
trousers highlighted in violet. He is striding forward, stepping
over the bright red three-dimensional Roman numeral "XX."
"TROLLS" is inscribed behind the troll. In Scandinavian folklore
trolls were supernatural giants who lived in the mountains. The
20th Squadron's troll, a robust character, symbolizes the
aggressiveness and confidence of the squadron. It also
symbolizes the desire to succeed while simultaneously
maintaining a good attitude and sense of humor. The three-
dimensional nature of the Roman numeral and the word "TROLLS"
signify enduring spirit. The areas of the patch surrounding the
troll contains the four class colors. This patch (Twentieth
Squadron's second) was adopted in 1972.
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
"Officers
can never act with confidence until they are masters of their profession."
- General Heny Knox |
