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  • Generals share leadership messages at AFROTC Commander's Conference

    More than 140 detachment commanders from around the world attended the 2009 Air Force ROTC Commander's Conference, hosted by Headquarters AFROTC. The annual conference provides the detachment commanders opportunities for training with regional breakout sessions, updates on program changes,

  • A year later, BEAST gets rave reviews

    When the Basic Expeditionary Airman Skills Training course opened last December, followed closely by basic military training expansion to 8.5 weeks, Air Force officials had high expectations. The combination of the two programs has been so successful it may send leadership looking for new adjectives

  • Air Force Wargaming Institute hosts CSAF wargame

    More than 35 active-duty and retired generals, senior government leaders and allied military members joined about 150 individuals from the Department of Defense, other U.S. government organizations, allied nations and think tanks to participate in the 2009 Future Capabilities Game at Air

  • Dedication of Gilbert Hall honors valor of OTS alumnus

    Building 1487 of the Officer Training School Complex was dedicated as Gilbert Hall Monday in memory of Maj. Troy L. Gilbert, a 1995 OTS distinguished alumnus who exemplified the Air Force Core Values by how he lived and how he died. A commemorative plaque and memory wall on display at the new

  • Top spouse explains vital role of Key Spouse Program

    Wife of Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz, Suzie Schwartz, brought her unique perspective to the Maxwell AFB Key Spouse Forum. She shared personal stories, words of encouragement and helpful resources. The Key Spouse Program is an emphasis area for the Year of Air Force Family, which

  • San Antonio pays tribute to Armed Forces

    San Antonio has long been known as "Military City USA," and has a rich history of strong support of the military. For the past 39 years, the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce has paid tribute to local service members and those who have served during the annual Celebrate America's Military