During her sophomore year, she realized she didn’t want a desk job none of the corporate-recruitment pitches clicked, and she found herself watching military career videos, she said. “It was tough sometimes, trying to make new friends and fit into a new environment, but looking back, I really appreciated the growth it gave me.”ĭespite her Air Force upbringing, Wolfe didn’t consider the military for herself until college. “I’ve come to appreciate a lot of different people, backgrounds and upbringings because of all the time I spent in those different places,” she said. By the time she attended college, she had lived in three countries and five states. Jon Wolfe, served 28 years in the service as an F-4G electronic warfare officer before piloting the F-15C Eagle. While Wolfe has over 900 total fighter hours in both of the service’s advanced fighter aircraft, she’s spent a lifetime around the Air Force. “I loved flying the F-22, but the F-35 is also a blast to fly, and it is the best multi-role fighter,” Wolfe said. Kristin “Beo” Wolfe, a second-generation fighter pilot and former F-22 Raptor pilot, will lead the new F-35A Lightning II Demonstration Team.įor most pilots, their first time stepping into an F-35 is their first time stepping into a fifth-generation aircraft, but for Wolfe, this will be her second experience with the service’s most advanced aircraft. Starting with the 2020 air show season, Capt. F-35A Lightning II Demonstration Team Public Affairs.
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