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AFA's First Wounded Airmen Cycling Challenge a Success

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AFA's First Wounded Airmen Cycling Challenge a Success

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A former lieutenant colonel in the US Air Force, Kevin Camilli received numerous medals throughout his decorated career. In his current role, he serves as president and chief executive officer of Grey Aviation Advisors and Solutions, Inc., in Destin, Florida. Still actively involved in service-related organizations, Kevin Camilli is a member of the Air Force Association (AFA).

Earlier this year, the AFA rolled out its inaugural Wounded Airmen Cycling Challenge. The event was conceived as a fundraiser to help support the efforts of the AFA’s Wounded Airmen and Family initiatives. The AFA had originally hoped to bring in $50,000 through the fundraiser but was able to exceed that figure by an additional $4,000.

AFA president Larry O. Spencer expressed pride that the event was such a success and able to surpass its fundraising goals. He also spoke about the important services that the organization offers to wounded airmen and families, such as financial help and job opportunities.A former lieutenant colonel in the US Air Force, Kevin Camilli received numerous medals throughout his decorated career. In his current role, he serves as president and chief executive officer of Grey Aviation Advisors and Solutions, Inc., in Destin, Florida. Still actively involved in service-related organizations, Kevin Camilli is a member of the Air Force Association (AFA).

Earlier this year, the AFA rolled out its inaugural Wounded Airmen Cycling Challenge. The event was conceived as a fundraiser to help support the efforts of the AFA’s Wounded Airmen and Family initiatives. The AFA had originally hoped to bring in $50,000 through the fundraiser but was able to exceed that figure by an additional $4,000.

AFA president Larry O. Spencer expressed pride that the event was such a success and able to surpass its fundraising goals. He also spoke about the important services that the organization offers to wounded airmen and families, such as financial help and job opportunities.

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Air Force Association Supports Air Force Secretary Confirmation

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Air Force Association Supports Air Force Secretary Confirmation

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For more than a decade, Kevin Camilli has served as CEO and president of Grey Aviation Advisors and Solutions, Inc., an aviation education and services provider based in Destin, Florida. Before that, he served in the US Air Force for more than 10 years, earning the rank of lieutenant colonel. In addition to his military service, Kevin Camilli is involved with the Air Force Association (AFA).

The AFA recently released a statement of support for Dr. Heather Wilson, who the Senate confirmed to as Secretary of the Air Force earlier this year. An Air Force Academy alumnus, Dr. Wilson went on to pursue her graduate work at Oxford University, where she studied as a Rhodes Scholar. During her tenure in Congress, Dr. Wilson supported many of the AFA’s causes.

Speaking on the confirmation, AFA board chairman secretary F. Whitten Peters praised Dr. Wilson’s commitment to the organization, as well as the Air Force as a whole, throughout her career. Adding to those comments, AFA president general Larry Spencer touted Dr. Wilson’s leadership acumen and national security prowess as an asset to the cabinet.

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Kevin Camilli, CEO of Grey Aviation Advisors and Solutions, Inc.

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A decorated military veteran with nearly two decades of leadership experience, Kevin Camilli owns and operates a Destin, Florida-based company focusing on the