JROTC cadets get a seat at the table with Lt. Gen. Webb at AFA Published Sept. 17, 2019 By 2nd Lt. Robert Guest AETC Public Affairs JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-RANDOLPH, Texas — Junior ROTC cadets who participated in the 2019 JROTC Flight Academy had an opportunity to speak with AETC commander Lt. Gen. Brad Webb Aug. 17 at the Air, Space & Cyber Conference hosted by the Air Force Association. The JROTC Flight Academy took place at 11 different universities across the nation this year, with 45% of the 122 participating cadets being female or minorities. “Diversity and inclusion is a war-fighting imperative....we need your ideas to help us in this era of great power competition,” Webb told the cadets. The Air Force JROTC Flight Academy is an approximately 8-week summer aviation training program, conducted at partnering universities nationwide. Upon successful completion of the program, students are awarded a Private Pilot’s Certification. The Flight Academy is intended to inspire and encourage high school youth toward aviation careers.