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Recent Blog Posts From The Climb Team On Mt. Everest:

• The Long Road Home May 22, 2013
  The team is on the road home. They were all eager to depart the barren world of Base Camp for greener pastures. You can still track their progress on the GPS tracking link; they are making good time down the Khumbu valley. After all they have a plane to catch! Rob was able to send […]
• Everest Voice Update May 21, 2013
  A voice check-in by the Everest '13 team. Press the play button to hear how the team of Airmen are doing- it might be an update from the wounded warriors, trekkers, or summit team.
• Return to Base Camp May 21, 2013
  The team reached Everest Base Camp last night (about 10am Nepal time), after their final crossing of the treacherous Khumbu Icefall. When they first arrived here on their trek six weeks ago, the air at 16,500′ seemed very thin, and the camp was teeming with climbers. By now, many of those climbers have packed their […]
• 20 May: Update from Camp 2 May 20, 2013
  It’s really annoying to find a missed call on your cell phone and realize you missed a call from Everest! Nonetheless, Rob did check in this morning (early evening in Nepal) to confirm that all six climbers were back at Camp 2 and chilling out in the comparatively “thick air.” Most of them had developed […]
• Safely at Camp 2 May 20, 2013
  The team completed their descent all the way to Camp 2, almost 20 hours after they departed from the South Col for the summit. (And recall they got little if any actual sleep at Camp 4, so they mush have been really spent by the time they arrived.) After a good night’s rest, they will […]
• Back at Camp 4 May 20, 2013
  Rob checked in about an hour ago to report that the team was just below the Balcony on descent.  The team were among the first dozen or so to summit today, so on descent there were many climbers still ascending, but at a slower pace.  The team is taking their time and being patient, as […]
• Looking Back May 20, 2013
  The team has begun its descent from the summit of Mount Everest, and while the climb is far from over, we want to take a moment to reflect back on the long road to this achievement. The USAF 7 Summits Challenge began eight years ago, at RAF Mildenhall. Then-Capt Rob Marshall, co-founder of the Challenge, […]

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