Oct. 15 deadline approaching to submit innovation ideas for AETC Spark Tank 2022

All AETC Airmen are encouraged to submit ideas they believe will significantly impact Air Force missions within 6-24 months using the Guardian and Airmen Innovation Network.  It is critical to enter submissions as early as possible so AETC innovation experts can assist with your pitch video and

Cyber career field looks to develop agile, all-in-one Airmen

A meeting of Headquarters Air Force and Major Command functional managers of the cyberspace support career field wrapped up weeklong discussions Aug. 27, 2021, with one goal in mind – develop an adaptable and agile communications and cyber career field to meet Air Force requirements at the speed of

AFIMSC chaplain team offers stress management strategies

While stress is a natural part of life, being able to recognize and manage it – and knowing when and how to get help when it reaches an unhealthy level — is important for overall wellbeing. The Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center Chaplain Corps is one resource available to help Airmen

New 2nd AF commander ready to train, develop, lead Airmen of tomorrow

The 2nd Air Force’s newest commander, Maj. Gen. Michele C. Edmondson, completed her first official visit to the largest technical training wing in the Air Force, Aug. 25, 2021, giving her an opportunity to witness real-time training and observe the newest technology used to train today’s Airmen for

Keesler celebrates Women's Equality Day

See combat systems officers’ mission, schoolhouse through the eyes of an instructor

Air Education and Training Command’s commitment to valuing instructors continues with the Instagram takeover series with an AETC force generator who serves as a combat systems officer (CSO) instructor from the 479th Flying Training Group, at Naval Air Station Pensacola, Fla., Aug. 31.

Holloman to assist DOS to house vulnerable Afghans

The Secretary of Defense has approved Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico, as a site for temporarily housing vulnerable Afghans in support of Operation Allies Refuge.

Pilot training techniques change, traditions remain the same

From the first class of aviation cadets that arrived at Enid Army Air Field Dec. 16, 1941, to the classes today, Undergraduate Pilot Training has seen changes to aircraft, simulators, syllabus and more. Classes then and classes today connect through the shared traditions that have stood the test of

97th AMW recognizes women's equality day

August 26th is nationally recognized as Women's Equality Day to commemorate the 1920 adoption of the Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, which allows women the right to vote. On this day, the ratification of women's suffrage in the U.S. is celebrated, as well as the heroes who

Air University TLC launches online, self-paced Teaching Essentials Course

The Air University Teaching and Learning Center launches a completely online, self-paced Teaching Essentials Course open to all educators at AU and Air Education and Training Command on Aug. 30, 2021.