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Charles Lymon Graduates From Basic Training
May 23, 2010
Air Force Airman Charles E. Lymon Jr. graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills.
Airmen who complete basic training earn four credits toward an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force.
He is the son of Jeannette Lymon of Old Jack Springs Road, Atmore. Lymon graduated in 2004 from Escambia County High School, Atmore, and received a bachelor’s degree in 2008 from Auburn University.
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7 Responses to “Charles Lymon Graduates From Basic Training”
CONGRATULATIONS Charles! You are fine young man with wonderful values. I remember you well, you were always kind, helpful, appreciative and respected others. The military will be proud to call you one of their own. You will do well in everything you experience in life because of the upbringing you had. Congratulations again, every student should follow in your footsteps…be safe
Senior Airman Parker sounds like he’s run into a few Soldiers and Marines already in his short career….sure hope he didn’t get a bad blister on his thumb changing cable channels with the remote or during those intense video game sessions during bootcamp. That can be rough! (just kidding, young man, inter-service rivalry and all that)
Congratulations to the new Airman Lymon! Well done, lad! Well done!
Bachelor’s from Auburn? Someone already suggested it, but trade in those Stripes for some Bars (not the kind you visit, the kind you wear), sooner the better – take my word for it.
2008 graduate from Auburn and still enlisted. that’s commendable! Welcome to the USAF, Lt Lymon.
I think we should have articles on everyone from our area that joined the military. It gives us pride in who is exactly protection our rights and our country.
Congratulations, Charles. You were and are an outstanding young man from an outstanding family. You and those like you made teaching a joy. Mr. Stabler and I wish you a safe and happy life.
Congratulations Charles for making it through the basic training, and god bless you for wanting to defend our country…
Been there, it wasn’t as easy as some other branches (Marines and Army) make it out to be. Congrats on making it through, see you in the field.
SrA Parker
26 OWS/WXX
Barksdale AFB, LA