She’s an Athlete, Parent, and Leader-One Officer shapes the future of the Air Force Reserve

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Whether elevating herself across the peaks of the Colorado mountains, overcoming the challenges of raising a family, or shaping the future of the Air Force Reserve, this personnel officer sets the bar for resiliency, leadership, and what an Airman can achieve.

With a youthful smile and a passion for progress, Lt. Col. Kristi Delcour, chief of Promotion Board Operations at Headquarters Air Reserve Personnel Center, embraces the challenges that balance a healthy lifestyle through athleticism, parenthood and perseverance.

According to military demographics, out of about 64,000 officers in the Air Force only 22.4 percent are women, and Delcour is blazing the path for others to follow. On the HQ ARPC Promotion Board, Delcour touches the future of every officer in the Air Force Reserve.

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She’s an Athlete, Parent, and Leader-One Officer shapes the future of the Air Force Reserve

U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Kristi Delcour, a promotion board chief at Headquarters Air Reserve Personnel Center, prepares for upcoming boards by staying physically fit Feb. 16, 2021, in Denver, Colo. Out of the 64,000 officers in the U.S. Air Force, Delcour is one of only 22.4 percent of female officers. (Courtesy photo)

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Photo by: Tech. Sgt. Della Creech | VIRIN: 210216-F-UL476-1002.JPG

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