Early in 2nd Lt. Nicholas X. Hawley’s first year as a U.S. Air Force Academy cadet, his academic advisor knew he was destined for greatness. What Col. Doug Wickert did not know yet was the role Hawley would play in the military’s transition to hypersonic aircraft and weapons so soon after graduating in June.
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