Fighter pilot? The pictures of her in the back seat of an F-16 is her getting an "orientation ride." Her name tag doesn't have her name - it says "Miss Colorado." She got a pilot training slot on graduation from the Academy, but went to Harvard instead.

​@@unknownrider3071 she is on training to be a fighter pilot duh shes a airforce officer from the academy who is chosen by the academy to be train to be a pilot . If you were chosen by the airforce to be a pilot you have to be trained first thats what they do. They go to flight school as a LT in the military. Btw she also have her private pilot license. You seriously have no clue how hard to bechosen to getsend tothe airforce academy and to be chosen to be a pilot is even harder.

@@nj190 She's not training to be a pilot. She was offered a slot at UPT (which is a full year of training) but chose to go to Harvard to get an advanced degree.

I rarely see Men at this position and being successful at so many things at the same time. Should be a super trait of Women.

@@nj190 No you're wrong. She does have a pilot slot, but first she has to pass, and then if she does pass, they get assigned based on needs. So she could be flying literally anything. Until the assignment comes, there's no guarantee she's any specific type of pilot, especially no guarantee she's going to fly vipers.

I second that. Miss Texas, the frst runner-up, is not so shabby, either.

If there ever was an American communist representative, she is it.

Sadly her country is participating in a geno cide war right now and helping commiting war crimes and mass punishment over millions of civilians

There couldnt be a better time for a great role-model!!

so humble!

Sadly her country is participating in a geno cide war right now and helping commiting war crimes and mass punishment over millions of civilians

Yup the most real barbie as it is.

Wow! She kicks butt - - literally!

Thats an All rounder. 👍

Can someone get her into NASA's or SpaceX space program?😉

Pilot licence at 16 ???????

From a young age, U.S. Air Force 2nd Lt. Madison Marsh had a love of science and a dream to be a pilot and astronaut. Her parents encouraged her dreams, sending her to Space Camp when she was 13 years old where she met astronauts and fighter pilots. Around that time, she learned about the United States Air Force Academy. At 15 years old, she started flying lessons earning her pilot’s license two years later and then began to work towards her goal of becoming a cadet. @@rachelwong3474

She's amazing! She will be heading to Mars someday! 🚀✨🪐

Amen to that, it really is about time.

@@goulartaf66 Actually she will be the captain of the first USS Enterprise and Go Where no human has gone before!

@@mracer8 Nah! She is going to the kitchen.

Finally an all American patriotic girl!

It’s dumb to do otherwise. She has even gone to Pilot training if she decide on the 8-10 extra commitment. It might not be smart for her to do so. Pilot training in the past has a way of eating you up and spitting you out. 40 percent washout rate when I went through. I assumed it would be rough, it was, and I ended up DG. But then again it’s difficult nowadays to wash out a quota baby.

@jeaniekim9951 In my own experiences working with others, I've found that people who have 1) worked in very difficult fields to achieve success AND 2) did so with a commitment/upbringing in lifelong learning and/or service (as she mentions in her interview) are more likely to be accepting of others, to understand and accept their own or others' limits, and ultimately to be humble or at least realistic. A balanced exposure to both failures AND successes in the face of challenges scaled to a person's abilities helps give them perspective in the course of building greater abilities and skills. Recognizing but not settling for limits, if you will. Madison Marsh's educational, professional, and personal challenges definitely tick the boxes for all the above. I'd argue that people like Sam Bankman-Fried, Martin Shkreli, and Elizabeth Holmes OTOH were fed an imbalanced diet of successes without sufficient exposure to failures, leading them to take ever greater risks until they hit a risk they did not survive career-wise. Also, lack of focus on and incentive for valuing and helping others, but that one's obvious.

Hope your day is blessed! A good desire to have is becoming more Christ like and able to leave this world a better place than you found it. If you have not accepted Jesus Christ into your life do so before your last breath. If you have not accepted Jesus Christ into your life, bow your head, close your eyes and from a sincere heart ask him to cleanse you of your sins and be your Lord and Savior. Each of us have a short time on this earth and these days are getting darker and darker, may you accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior and deny yourself and pick up the cross daily, he loves you.

So very sorry.

🙏 May your Mother be Blessed to a Better World & Realm ... & be Reunited with Her Loved Ones in a Better Place in due Time & Space! 🕯🌼🌿🌎🕊

Why would jealousy come to mind? She’s very admirable!

@@ashleyh.2178 jealousy is a natural human emotion. I was being honest, I was saying that I couldn't be jealous precisely because I replaced that emotion w admiration. Don't act like you've never been jealous of someone's capabilities 😂

@@yasss3032 what? she has capabilities to be jealous of, not many women have those? and being jealous of her is not a bad thing, is you seeing something worth having that someone else has and you want it too. your sentence doesn't make sense tbh

@@mirela21d ???

@@mirela21d girl you're confused, I'm CONFUSED. I think it was actually Ashley's comment was unnecessary😭

Why???

Fake and also it is for business mainly, rigged.

@@garouuchiha4041 brain, brawn n beauty.....wth you mean by fake, she's it. not some dude playing female

What odds were against her?

@@mobrockether Mother’s death being a women in the military some people would’ve just quit after that she had a great support system

@@juanhinojosajr4784 That's what you consider odds against her? You must have lived a pretty privileged life then

You can’t tell us your husbands a USAF pilot and not tell us what he flies

She is not a military pilot not even close.

You don’t know much about the Air Force. She’s not even an Air Force Pilot.

@@hugoglenn9741 SHe's got a slot. Who knows WHAT she will fly, but she will definitely be flying something unless she backs out.

@@tonyvelasquez6776 not how that works. And since she called herself a sky hawk I’m gonna go out on a limb and say she’s not the best private pilot.

@kyleayres5397 it's exactly how it works, a slot is a slot unless you give it up or fail b-course/somewhere else along the way

@@tonyvelasquez6776 “she will definitely be flying something military unless she chooses not to”. Most fail out against their will. And she’s probably not a great pilot as I stated so. No she won’t be “definitely” flying something. In fact she almost definitely won’t fly anything in the military.

For doing what, curing cancer, inventing the next wave of technology which tons of women are already doing, running a major corporation, building the next company that will employ hundreds or thousands, is that what she is doing or is she doing something that millions of women had already done which is join the airforce, and pretending misss america is about being beautiful with 10 lbs of makeup on!? What is she doing that is so great!

I agree with your comments. As a self-perceived mature, civilized society, I wish we would leave these objectification spectacles to the wet t-shirt contests at night clubs or beaches. But it is nice that a woman of substance won this one.

If you can be a mother, like her mother was, then your daughter might become someone much like this Miss America. I know you’re saying it wouldn’t be fair to hope for your daughter to be like her but you still implied it. So, simply because you do seem to be having this thought, I think it’s useful to remember, The question isn’t so much can your daughter be like her but can you be like this wonderful woman’s mother.

Well said! Love your comment! Can't agree with it more!😊

I agree with you that all should serve. I served in the Air Force. We would have a more disciplined society if all served.

My father was a fighter pilot and test pilot in the Air Force before he was medically grounded because he was diagnosed with MS. My grand father was a pilot in the Army Air Corps and was the 2nd US pilot to fly the jet air plane, 1st US military pilot, while it was top secret during world war II. Both my father and my grand father were members of a very elite club, the caterpillar club. In order to get into the caterpillar club a military pilot has to bail out of a US military aircraft the has a malfunction and parachute down to earth safely and be able to tell their story! I'm sure that 2nd Lt. Marsh understands what that means. 😀😀😀

@@michaelcraigie344I heard the technology in the current fighter jets are causing cancer to the pilots.

God bless you