As the first female USAF Thunderbird Pilot, Colonel Nicole Malachowski made history while demonstrating unmatched skill, accuracy, and bravery as she soars through the air at 400 mph while being only 300 feet above the ground and an incredible 36 inches away from her squadron members. She is regarded as a true master of military aviation. She was awarded with entry into the Women in Aviation International Pioneer Hall of Fame as a result of her outstanding contributions to the aviation industry.

Her interest in aviation first took off while she was a high school student and a cadet with the Nevada Wing of the Civil Air Patrol. She attended the elite United States Air Force Academy after graduating from high school, where she pursued her aspirations while earning not one, but two master's degrees—one from the American Military University and another from the United States Naval War College.

Colonel Nicole Malachowski's tenacity and knowledge went beyond aviation; from 2008 to 2009, she was an instrumental part of the White House Fellows Program. She returned to the White House in 2015 to serve as the executive director of the Joining Forces program thanks to her remarkable leadership abilities, where she greatly benefited the country.

Colonel Malachowski exhibited her undying dedication to defending her country by taking part in combat missions in Kosovo and Iraq during the course of her remarkable 21-year career in the USAF. Her time in the military, however, came to a difficult end when she fell ill with a crippling condition brought on by ticks. Malachowski's fortitude shone through despite her difficulties and an early misdiagnosis as she had to relearn basic skills like walking and talking. She uses her experience overcoming significant challenges to motivate others today. She gives powerful speeches on leadership, transformation, and conquering challenges with tenacity and perseverance..

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