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    USAFA Unveils Display at Colorado Springs Airport

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    COLORADO SPRINGS, CO, UNITED STATES

    02.05.2013

    Video by Kevin Tappan and Jon Zanone

    U.S. Air Force Academy

    U.S. Airforce Academy, Colo. Air Force Academy visual displays will be unveiled at the Colorado Springs Airport tomorrow at 3:30 p.m.
    The ribbon cutting will be conducted by Academy and Colorado Springs leadership. Scheduled speakers are city Mayor Steve Bach and Academy Superintendent Lt. Gen. Mike Gould. The purpose of the displays is to recognize the Academy as one of the primary icons of the region. Multiple displays highlight the themes of Academics, Athletics, Military, Leadership, Character and Airmanship, which help comprise the Academy's core pillars.
    The concept and final design were created during 2012 through joint efforts made by Academy leadership and airport staff. The design is part of an ongoing Terminal Improvement Program.

    For passengers hurrying through the Colorado Springs Airport, there is now a reason to slow down and look at a new display celebrating Colorado springs as the home of the united states air force academy. Jon Zanone has more.
    With the mayor of Colorado Springs on hand, the city's airport celebrated the opening of a new exhibit showing one of the city's most famous landmarks.
    Lt. Gen. Mike Gould, USAFA superintendent: "you fly into Colorado Springs Airport, and they have beautiful windows, and you look out and see the natural beauty. But you didn't get that feeling that you were at the home of the air force academy when you flew in here".
    A suggestion by General Gould to the newly elected mayor set the project in motion.
    Mark Earle, director of aviation: "this all started off with a suggestion from general Gould to try to find a way to really highlight the air force academy's presence in Colorado springs at the airport. And that was right in line with our thinking of the airport as a gateway to the community and a way to really say things about the community that are important.
    Before an installation could begin though, rights to display pictures on the walls of the airport needed to be negotiated with a national advertiser
    Mark Earle: "clear channel were terrific to work with, and we worked out an opportunity to use a portion of the airport that they had rights to for this display at no cost."
    The design process took almost a year. It involved close coordination between the public affairs staff and visual information contractors, USAFA leadership and airport officials.
    Chris Hureau, Denmar services graphic illustrator: "and a lot of it is contributions of course from our own Denmar photo staff."
    General Gould couldn't be happier now the exhibit is installed.
    Lt. Gen. Gould: "they did a beautiful job, all of you did. I think this display right here, as you walk the whole length of the terminal, it catches their attention."
    Hureau: it took some time to do, but now its done, and it looks good, so I’m pleased.
    Jon Zanone, the united states air force academy.

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    VIDEO INFO

    Date Taken: 02.05.2013
    Date Posted: 02.08.2013 16:26
    Category: Package
    Video ID: 281214
    VIRIN: 130205-O-PO690-572
    Filename: DOD_100723716
    Length: 00:01:43
    Location: COLORADO SPRINGS, CO, US

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