Last week, the U.S. Air Force awarded New Hampshire airman Jared Hakala with the prestigious Cadet of the Year title. Hakala, a second lieutenant, was selected from a pool of 19,000 graduating cadets for his outstanding achievements. While studying engineering at the University of New Hampshire, Hakala maintained an impressive GPA of 3.94 while also serving his country.
Officials have announced that Hakala’s next step will be undergoing pilot training in Texas. This recognition is a testament to his dedication and hard work, and a proud moment for both Hakala and his home state of New Hampshire.
The U.S. Air Force’s Cadet of the Year award is a highly esteemed honor, given to the cadet who demonstrates exceptional leadership, academic excellence, and commitment to serving in the Air Force. Hakala’s achievement is a reflection of his remarkable talents and his passion for service to his country.
As Hakala prepares for his pilot training in Texas, he carries with him the recognition and support of the Air Force and his community. His success serves as an inspiration to aspiring cadets and a source of pride for all who know him. New Hampshire can now boast of having a Cadet of the Year in its ranks, a true testament to the talent that lies within the state’s borders.
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