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As an Official NFL Salute to Service Partner, USAA honors, empowers and connects with service members, veterans and their families by providing once-in-a-lifetime experiences throughout the year.
Back in April, then NFL Draft prospects Jalen Milroe and Ashton Jeanty and their veteran dads got a chance to experience military life at the 128th Air Refueling Wing in Milwaukee.
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[Col. Charles Merkel] We like to call ourselves the Milwaukee's hometown Air Force. We fly the KC-135 tanker. Our job is to refuel airplanes airborne. To be able to rub shoulders with some NFL prospects is a unique experience. This is the type of thing that we want to be a part of. It's pretty exciting for the whole wing today.
[Jalen Milroe] Thank you for your service because the freedom that we have is through you and uh other branches of service.
[Ashton Jeanty] It doesn't go unnoticed by us for sure.
[Jalen Milroe] Coming here today. I didn't come alone. My dad is here.
[Quentin Milroe Jr.] Every time I come on a military base, I get the little chill on my body because I remember what it was for me being that young 20, 21-year-old kid that came in and so it kind of takes me back.
[Ashton Jeanty] I didn't come by myself either. My dad was here to meet you guys as well today.
[Harry Jeanty] Who we are today has a lot to do with the military, and I'm so proud just to have had the opportunity to be in uniform and serve my nation.
[Air Force Trainer] Welcome everybody. Today we're gonna get you in the simulator. Here we go, hop in and uh we'll get it going.
[Jalen Milroe] This is crazy, bro.
[Air Force Trainer] You ready to go, my friend? Now you can slowly start to pull back.
[Air Force Trainer] Nicely done. Now you're flying. Start turning to your left right toward the city. How's it feel?
[Ashton Jeanty] It was real.
[Air Force Trainer] Yeah. You got a fighter jet now. You see the runway you're gonna land it out there. You're killing it right now. It's all you, all right. First day on the job wasn't so bad, right?
[Ashton Jeanty] I felt like he did his thing, man. Who's who you're working with?
[Air Force Trainer] And we're gonna take you to the boom center. This is our boom operator, so you are really laying down in there. That little hole on this F-35 is what we're trying to refill.
[Jalen Milroe] Having this experience, you understand how detailed that oriented you have to be with the precision that you have to make. The freedom and the pride that we all have as individuals in this country is built upon the people that sacrifice each and every day for our freedom.
[Col. Charles Merkel] These names that came through here today are a big deal to a lot of people to be able to get a picture with them and get something signed. It's a special experience, uh, for sure.
[Jalen Milroe] Thank you for what you do for our country and it's just amazing to be a part of the process today. Thank you to USAA and Wisconsin Air National Guard for the tour and it's been a great experience.
[All] Brew City Tankers!
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[Video photo gallery contains images of military members and NFL players interacting at Salute to Service boot camp events around the country.]
The Salute to Service Award presented by USAA acknowledges the exceptional efforts by members of the NFL community to honor and support U.S. service members, veterans and their families.
George Kittle - 2024
Inspired by veterans' stories, NFL tight end Kittle created an app offering free mental health resources to veterans, including the meditative practices he uses while playing.
Joe Cardona - 2023
An officer in the U.S. Naval Reserve and NFL long snapper, Cardona provides exemplary support for military families facing hardship.
Ron Rivera - 2022
Giving back to the military community has defined Rivera's success as a head coach in the NFL.
Andrew Beck - 2021
Beck has touched the lives of more than 425 military families with his outstanding efforts to advocate for and support their needs.
Steve Cannon - 2020
Cannon’s inspirational story and enduring support of military families embody the true meaning of the Salute to Service Award.
Donnie Edwards - 2019
A life-long supporter of our military, Edwards leads powerful initiatives that honor and provide healing for those who served.
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