CTM Chapter 1 (General Information + History)

Who was the Society named after?

General Henry "Hap" Arnold

What is General Arnold's famous quote?

"It's got to be done and done quickly, so let's get it done."

Describe the AAS badge

- A white Air Force star with a cardinal ball in the center resting on opposed gold wings

- Under this are two blue bars with "Arnold Air Society"

superimposed on the bars

Describe the AAS rank pin

- An AAS badge with the appropriate officers grade insignia

placed between the wings above the star

Describe the AAS candidate pin

- Circular and bears the white star and cardinal ball of the Society

Describe the AAS fourragère

- A single loop, square weave, blue and gold, multi-strand cord

Describe the AAS membership ribbon

- A gold, white, blue, and red ribbon

What type of orginization is Arnold Air Society?

A professional, honorary, service organization advocating the support of aerospace power.

What is the Arnold Air Society motto?

"The warrior who cultivates his mind polishes his arms." — Duc de Boufflers

What is the first objective of the Arnold Air Society mission?

To create a more efficient relationship among Air Force officer candidates, in particular within the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps.

What is the second objective of the Arnold Air Society mission?

To aid in the development of effective Air Force officers.

What is the third objective of the Arnold Air Society mission?

To further the purpose, traditions, and concepts of the United States Air Force.

What is the first purpose of Arnold Air Society?

To provide excellent opportunities for leadership experience and valuable training — to further knowledge of administrative practices in the USAF that will be valuable as an officer.

What is the second purpose of Arnold Air Society?

To find fellowship with fellow candidates and members, becoming better acquainted with cadre and officers.

What is the third purpose of Arnold Air Society?

To develop esprit de corps: Group consciousness among members and improved officer/cadet relations.

What is the fourth purpose of Arnold Air Society?

To aid members in gaining an understanding and appreciation of aerospace power for national security.

What is the fifth purpose of Arnold Air Society?

To promote and further the purpose, tradition, and concept of the United States Air Force.

What do the colors of Arnold Air Society represent?

1. White represents the purity of our intent.

2. Red symbolizes the blood shed by Americans fighting for freedom

3. Blue is the color of the sky in which we fly.

4. Gold represents the wings with which we fly, and warrior courage.

What is the official flower of Arnold Air Society?

The Crimson Glory Rose

What is the name of the AAS Squadron at Det 055?

Captain Don Brown Squadron

Where was Arnold Air Society Founded?

University of Cincinnati

When was Arnold Air Society Founded?

1947