I'd wish to announce that I am resigning/retiring as a Lieutenant General in this Air Force. I'm truly honored to have had the opportunity to succeed and thrive here. I was an infantryman, a pilot, and part of the AFSOC Combat Control Team. I believe that I have done what I can to help this Air Force. Yet, the main reason I am retiring is because I have become very busy, family and activities have gotten in the way. I'll be in the NNVA, or also known as the NoelsNook Veterans Association so I can at least have some type of connection to this amazing community. I want you airmen to fly high, because the Army, Navy, Coast Guard, and Marines will look up to you.
Some Messages For Those Who Greatly Impacted My Career Here:
Raptorlino: Good luck kid. Even though that whole "brother" thing didn't work out I still see you as a friend and a brother. Good luck with the Global Strike Command.
SweggySpoodermen: Stay mature. Please..
EliteJoshyYoshi: You've been there for me; I'll give you that. Good luck with your career.
DavidHawking: I've known you since I was a soldier in the Colonial era. And you've been a good source of motivation when I truly felt like quitting. I don't know where I'd be without that. So thank you and good luck.
SomnusAntonius: Heck, it seems like yesterday when I first met you. We became "brothers," we became EasyJet pilots together, and even if that whole "brother" thing didn't work out.. You are my brother in arms.
Darkhawk: I couldn't think of any other person to be the Chief of Staff of the Air Force during my career here. I'd like to thank you for the opportunities you have given me. Continue leading this Air Force and these Airmen to greatness.
Aim High!
Retired Lieutenant General,
Jay Camden Muller |