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BECAUSE an early October storm had left two feet of snow on the ground, the cadets at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs expected Saturday-morning parade to be canceled. However, a high-ranking contingent was visiting for the annual Air Force-Army football game, and they could not be disappointed.
But the cadets had the final word. While most of them stood in parade formation, knee-deep in the snow, a few labored away surreptitiously in the back rows. When the squadrons marched away, a rank of nine snowmen standing at perfect attention remained.
--Contributed to "Humor In Uniform" by 1st Lt. Scott D. Brockway
Provided Courtesy of Reader's Digest.
But the cadets had the final word. While most of them stood in parade formation, knee-deep in the snow, a few labored away surreptitiously in the back rows. When the squadrons marched away, a rank of nine snowmen standing at perfect attention remained.
--Contributed to "Humor In Uniform" by 1st Lt. Scott D. Brockway
Provided Courtesy of Reader's Digest.
