US Air Force

The United States Olympic Committee is comprised of more than 70 member organizations and is the coordinating body for Olympic-related athletic activity in the United States. The USOC is a federally chartered, nonprofit corporation that supports United States Olympic and Paralympic athletes in achieving competitive excellence and preserving the Olympic ideals. The organization offers many programs with the goal of building public understanding and awareness and stronger relationships with other organizations, as well as promoting diversity in sports. Founded in 1900 and headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colo., the organization is recognized as one of 199 national Olympic committees by the International Olympic Committee. The USOC operates athletic training facilities in Colorado Springs, Colo., Chula Vista and Carson, Calif., Birmingham, Ala. and Lake Placid, N.Y.

The US Air Force, based in Colorado Springs, CO, is a branch of the United States Armed Forces responsible for aerial warfare and defense operations. With a focus on air superiority, global strike capabilities, and rapid deployment, the US Air Force plays a critical role in national security and military operations worldwide. Generated from their business information

The Air Force, United States Department, situated in the United States Air Force Academy, CO, is a branch of the United States Armed Forces responsible for aerial warfare and defense operations. With a focus on training and developing military personnel, The Air Force plays a crucial role in national security and global peacekeeping efforts. Generated from their business information