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Grim Reapers
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Grim ReapersGrim Reapers
The patch, a turquoise circle bordered in black, dominantly
portrays the "Grim Reaper." He has a gray and white skull and
hands and wears a black cloak. He holds the gold Roman numeral
"XXXI" by a chain in his right hand and a scythe in his left.
The "Grim Reaper" represents the reality of death and serves to
remind cadets they have, as members of the Armed Forces, devoted
their lives to their country. This dedication distinguishes the
military profession from all others. This second patch of the
squadron was approved 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
You
cannot expect a soldier to be proud if you humiliate him.
You cannot expect him to be brave if you abuse and cower him.
You cannot expect him to be strong if you break him.
You cannot ask for respect and obedience and willingness to assault hot LZs, hump
back-breaking ridges, destroy dug-in emplacements if your soldier has not been treated
with the respect and dignity which fosters unit esprit and personal pride. - Major General Melvin Zais, 1969
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