Kyle
Wise
(courtesy
photo)
Law
students
usually
have
pretty
demanding
schedules
when
it
comes
to
their
studies,
but
those
who
are
able
to
do
more
with
what
little
free
time
they
have
are
standouts
among
their
peers.
Kyle
Wise,
a
veteran
who’s
currently
a
3L
at
the
University
of
Alabama
School
of
Law,
uses
his
free
time
to
admirably
serve
his
country.
Wise,
who
leads
the
Alabama
Military
Law
Society
as
its
president,
is
a
commander
in
the
1-151
Attack
Battalion
of
the
South
Carolina
National
Guard
aviation
unit,
where
he
oversees
a
36-member
Attack
Aviation
Company.
He
often
finds
himself
juggling
his
legal
studies
while
traveling
back
and
forth
to
South
Carolina
several
times
a
month
to
conduct
flights
and
support
his
crew.
“I
do
many
of
my
class
readings
the
week
before
so
I
can
prepare
for
the
next
week
in
between
flights,”
Wise
told
the
UA
News
Center.
“If
it
is
not
a
training
or
drill
weekend,
I’ll
leave
for
South
Carolina
on
Wednesday
and
come
home
to
Alabama
on
Friday
to
start
lining
up
on
the
classes
that
I
missed.
If
it’s
a
drill
weekend,
I
usually
won’t
return
until
Sunday
at
midnight
and
will
play
catch-up
throughout
the
week.”
This
weekend,
Wise
will
lead
his
company
in
a
four
AH-64
Apache
helicopter
flyover
for
the
Alabama
vs.
South
Carolina
football
game.
Sources
say
that
having
a
current
student
leading
the
company
as
a
pilot
is
a
rarity.
If
you
watch
the
game
on
Saturday,
you’ll
be
able
to
see
Wise
flying
high
over
the
stadium.
Roll
Tide!
Congratulations
to
Kyle
Wise
on
this
awesome
achievement!
Alabama
Law
Student
to
Lead
Apache
Helicopter
Flyover
at
SEC
Showdown
[UA
News
Center]
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