Zajac, Stephen, Texas Jan 2008

I just wanted to say that I’m glad you guys are still keeping the tradition strong with training and disipline. After graduation I enlisted in the Army and became an NCO E-4 in just under two years.

szajac@yahoo.com

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Loatfy Elsayed, Fairfield, CA November 2007

It’s been a min cycle 7. Just wanted to drop a line or two and let yall know to keep yo heads up and keep marchin while I fly high. “Holla at me, I’m in the Air Force”. Hope ya’ll are doing good too and if not step yo game up.  The Air Force could use a cadet or two.  That goes for you youngstas out there too. Cycle 7 platoon, STAND UP!!! neva_getit_twisted@yahoo.com

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Amanda Lambert, Farmington, NM November 2006

It’s been over 2 years and I still miss all of my former Cadets and Cadre!  That means you all must be doing something right. For those from Cycle 7, contact me at Amanda.Lambert@Halliburton.com. I hoe all is well with everyone. I will come to see you soon!

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John Ramacciotti, Albuquerque, July 2005

Never quit! It was the best thing that ever happened to me.  You guys really suck J/K but thank you.

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Cadet Cherry’L Vega (Ruiz), El Paso, June 2005

The new mexico youth challenge changed my life and i want to thank you for helping me turn my life around. I am now married to a man in the ARMY which i never thought i would do. I expecially thank ssg. mendoza for all the help that you have gave me. I will be going to college this sping at UTEP to futher my career in phelbotomy. I now live in Elpaso tx with my husband. Which we are expecting a baby boy now on October 27,2005. I want to thank you for helping me get my G.E.D and making me a better person.

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Jon Esquibel, Albuquerque, August 2005

Don’t quit!  It sucks while your there but its a good experience to live through. Cycle 7 represent  hooah!