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This Air Force officer has set 17 Guinness World Records — so far
By Jeff Schogol ·
Task & Purpose
· Thursday, February 19, 2026
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A US Air Force officer is attempting to break a new record. He has already achieved numerous records and has several attempts under review. His efforts support a non-profit organization that donates t
A US Air Force officer is attempting to break a new record. He has already achieved numerous records and has several attempts under review. His efforts support a non-profit organization that donates to children's programs.
The officer's record-breaking attempts are varied and include traveling and performing unique feats. He has set records on multiple continents and has performed challenging physical tasks. Further details about the officer's record attempts and non-profit organization are available from the source.
The organization, founded by the officer, raises money through his record-breaking efforts to support children's programs.
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