Nomads: Face to Face Col. Paul Moga

“My mom was and remains a diehard Vikings fan. With four kids and being a single parent, she looked for ways to get us out of the house. When we were kids she would load us into the station wagon and truck us up to the Metrodome.”Col. Paul D. Moga, 33rd Fighter Wing commander, grew up in Minnesota

Parker speaks about Air Force ‘wings’ during 18-07 graduation

The badge commonly referred to as wings, sits over the heart of all aircrew in the U.S. Air Force.

ACSC’s MDOS: An inside look into one of the DOD’s most innovative courses

Air University’s Air Command and Staff College was recently announced as one of five winners of the 2017 Innovation Challenge during the Air Education and Training Command’s Senior Leader Conference March 21, at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California.ACSC’s Multi-Domain Operational Strategist

Pinwheels for prevention

Reimagining Headquarters AETC empowers NAF Commanders

JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-RANDOLPH, Texas--At the direction of the Commander of Air Education and Training Command, Lt. Gen. Steve Kwast, AETC took on a bottom-up mission review to examine how it commands and controls its operations and respond to the changing pace of today’s dynamic national security

362 TRS Airman receives first-ever Army Instructor Badge

For the first time ever, a U.S. Air Force Airman was awarded the Basic Army Instructor Badge at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, April 9, 2018.U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Casey Andersen, 362nd Training Squadron, Detachment 1 HH-60 helicopter crew chief instructor, was teaching a class of Airmen and U.S.

Practice makes perfect: Defenders use new virtual simulator to enhance skills

A phrase often heard throughout the military is “train the way you fight,” and while not always possible for every situation, for the 82nd Security Forces Squadron, it’s virtually possible.

AU instructor recognized as educator of the year

Since it was created in 1946, Air University played a critical role in military education thanks to its team of instructors, one of whom has recently distinguished himself from the rest after winning a major award.Lt. Col. David J. Ratliff, Ira C. Eaker Center for Professional Development

OTS: ‘The assignment I never knew I needed’

Sometimes there are things in life that happen to you that are so unexpected that you fail to comprehend their inherent value. Such was the case for me in my assignment to Officer Training School.     OTS was an assignment that I was not expecting and had entirely no interest in; however, since

Continuum of Learning experts visit Vance to brief senior leaders, collect best practices

VANCE AIR FORCE BASE, Okla.--Air Force Continuum of Learning experts visited Vance Air Force Base Tuesday to brief senior leaders and collect best practices.As part of the rollout for the Air Force Continuum of Learning, Lt. Col. Clinton Wilson and Masoud Rasti from Headquarters, Air Education and