Summary: The course is a 26.2 mile run that traverses historical places on Wright Patterson Air Force Base to include the National Museum of the United States Air Force, the Air Force Institute of Technology, Headquarters Air Force Material Command, the Wright Patterson AFB Flight Line, Huffman Prairie Flying Field and the Wright Brothers Memorial Monument.

The Air Force Marathon, held at an active military base, offers participants a unique blend of athletic challenge and patriotic celebration. Runners describe the event as a powerful experience, marked by the exhilarating roar of helicopters overhead and the motivational sight of aircraft along the course. The opportunity to run under the majestic wings of planes at the finish line is a highlight that leaves an indelible mark on participants' memories.

The marathon is well-known for its well-organized nature, with clear communication from race directors and enthusiastic support from volunteers who help create a motivating atmosphere. The event also features thoughtful touches like a "Blue Mile" to honor fallen service members, adding emotional depth to the race.

The Air Force Marathon serves as a vivid reminder of the military's presence and spirit, blending physical endurance with a tribute to service members. It attracts a wide range of participants, from competitive runners to military enthusiasts, all drawn by the unique opportunity to race in such a meaningful and dynamic environment.

There are only four days until
registration for the Air Force Marathon opens Jan. 1, 2012 at midnight with 
a special one-day only price.

For Jan. 1 only, the full marathon is $75; half marathon is $60; 10K is $35 
and the 5K is $20.

Only Four Days Until Air Force Marathon Registration Opens

Air Force Marathon

Human Interest Story

Registration for the Air Force Marathon opens on January 1st at midnight with a special price for the marathon of only seventy-five dollars.

Air Force Marathon Registration To Open With Special 1-Day Only Prices.

Registration for the Air Force 
Marathon will open Jan. 1, 2012 at midnight with a special one-day only 
price.

For Jan. 1 only, the full marathon is $75; half marathon is $60; 10K is $35 
and the 5K is $20.

Air Force Marathon Registration to Open with One-day Only Special Price

Dean Karnazes who ran 50 marathons in 50 states in 50 days will be the next guest speaker for  the 2012 Air Force Marathon.

Marathon Summary

Marathon Results