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9th Support Sections Holiday Message
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2011 Holiday Party - Do Work
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9th Pilot Holiday Message
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2011 Holiday Party - The Most Interesting Pilot in the World
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9th Loadmaster Holiday Message
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2011 Holiday Party - Messin' With Morris
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9th Engineers Holiday Message
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2011 Holiday Party - Answer the Call
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AFAF Promotion, Long Cut
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So much footage, a longer cut was needed for giggles. Support the Air Force Assistance Fund (AFAF).
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AFAF Promotion, 29 sec
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All persons appearing in the video have given permission to be videotaped and for the video to be publicly displayed on YouTube. Support the Air Force Assistance Fund, AFAF.
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AFAF Promotion, 59 sec
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107 views
All persons appearing in the video have given permission to be videotaped and for the video to be publicly displayed on YouTube. Support the Air Force Assistance Fund, AFAF.
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AFAF Promotion, 59 sec alternate
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124 views
All persons appearing in the video have given permission to be videotaped and for the video to be publicly displayed on YouTube. Support the Air Force Assistance Fund (AFAF).
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Air Force Ball Trailer
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83 views
Answering the Call...
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Hafer Farewell
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90 views
Skits about Col Hafer.
About Phantasmacious
We were a video troupe known as Back Stair Studios, made of five cadets at the United States Air Force Academy (USAFA), each members of the Academy's 50th graduating class in 2008. Thanks to issued computers with "Windows Movie Maker," a lack of film-making knowledge, and a digital camera or two during our cadet days, we were able to shoot these terrible videos in our spare time for not only the Academy, but our friends and family. While we've gone our seperate ways with our Air Force careers, these videos remind us of the good times we had, and every once in awhile, we find something new to post.
We were a video troupe known as Back Stair Studios, made of five cadets at the United States Air Force Academy (USAFA), each members of the Academy's 50th graduating class in 2008. Thanks to issued computers with "Windows Movie Maker," a lack of ...