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Det 020 at the University of Arizona — the Wildcat Wing — is one of the more geographically advantaged detachments in the country. Davis-Monthan AFB sits inside Tucson city limits, home of the 355th Wing (A-10 and HC-130 operations) and the Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group (the famous aircraft boneyard), giving cadets the most accessible active flight line of any host university in AFROTC. The high desert climate means year-round outdoor physical training without weather cancellations, and the Sonoran Desert terrain builds a different kind of physical culture than green-state programs. Rated board competition is real and the detachment benefits from STEM talent flowing from the university's optical sciences and aerospace programs. The boneyard alone — 4,000 aircraft in storage — makes for a unique military heritage environment that no other campus can match.
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