Goal 1. Graduates who have made significant contributions to the Air Force's and the nation's space activities continue to join the Chapter. Their support for USAFA space-related activities celebrates and builds on their contribution to the "long blue line".
Goal 2. The Chapter continues to share information about Air Force space activities by publication of key speeches and analyses on our web site.
Goal 3. Since the Space Chapter doesn't have a "local community", our members share their perspectives about Academy topics whereever they are.
Goal 4. The web site (usafaspace.tripod.com) continues to provide an excellent networking opportunity. In addition, local Chapter meetings in Colorado Springs and Los Angeles offer additional networking possibilities.
Goal 5. The Chapter has been in contact with USNA grad Eric "Scooter" Berry, who spearheaded Operation Launch Pad at the Academy, a great example of another academy's interactions and contributions to space awarenesss and expertise at USAFA.
Goal 6. Our members continue to make numerous day-to-day contributions to the nation's space capabilities, giving back to the community from the basis of our Academy experience.
Goal 7. Space Chapter members continue to support numerous USAFA activities, such as the Falconsat project and interactions with the USAF Space Warfare Center.
Goal 8. Our web site contains a list of Advisors, Chapter members who have volunteered to provide insights into USAF or civilian space careers, space activities, or other Academy- or space-related topics which could be a useful reference for recruitment.
Goal 9. The Chapter continues to work with the National Space Society to support the efforts of the cadet leadership of the USAFA NSS chapter. We are exploring additional ways to strengthen this cadet club.