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Photo by Sherm on August 02, 2026.
Photo by Sherm on August 02, 2026.
Photo by Sherm on August 02, 2026.
Photo by Sherm on August 02, 2026.
Photo by Sherm on August 02, 2026.
Photo by Sherm on August 02, 2026.
Photo by Sherm on August 02, 2026.
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Posted On: August 2nd 2026, 02:14 pm
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A new chapter for my son, USAF! Can’t be more prouder of this man, he’s going to go further than I ever did and I can’t wait to witness his journey!

Love you son, keep pushing and overcoming every challenge you come up against, you got this! #unitedstatesairforce #usaf #usafbootcamp #prouddad
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sherman35794 2 months ago

sherman35794

Congratulations young man proud of you🕊️ take care of yourself. Stay safe.

keon.6.12 3 months ago

keon.6.12

🙌 congratulations

nayasochic_ 3 months ago

nayasochic_

Congratulations 💪🏽💪🏽

seeaboutme 3 months ago

seeaboutme

Awesome! Congratulations to your twin.

msbovain 3 months ago

msbovain

AF pride! 🫡 Congratulations, cuz!

que2488 3 months ago

que2488

Awesome and congrats!

autumnrich75 3 months ago

autumnrich75

I know you are super proud, so exciting, congrats!! 🥹😊

mrjpthegreat 3 months ago

mrjpthegreat

Congratulations!!

bcs_813 3 months ago

bcs_813

So proud!!!! Congratulations Sherm!!

willpowered 3 months ago

willpowered

Congrats

michelledorsey1023 3 months ago

michelledorsey1023

Congrats!! My son just went to MEPS to enlist in the USAF!

mj2k04 3 months ago

mj2k04

Congrats cuz proud of you!

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