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  • New AFRL podcast goes behind the scenes

    From supersonic flight to GPS and space food, big developments come out of the Air Force Research Laboratory. The “Lab Life” podcast provides listeners insight into the fascinating work and lives of the people who lead the discovery, development and delivery of warfighting technologies for our air,

  • Faculty Next creates lifelong learners

    The 17th Training Wing at Goodfellow Air Force Base, Texas, recently introduced a new seminar focused on active learning teaching methods for faculty members, called "Faculty Next."

  • Innovation at 16th TRS puts control of learning in students' hands

    Innovating through inspiration from AETC's beta-testing of a new cloud-based learning services ecosystem, the 16th Training Squadron at Holloman AFB, New Mexico is diversifying how they train their MQ-9 Reaper student pilots and sensor operators - by putting the power of learning into the student's

  • NCO diversifies combat skillset with sister service

    Providing combatant commanders more lethal and ready Airmen to support joint operational taskings is a top priority for Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David L. Goldfein. For Airmen to more successfully operate in the joint operations of today’s dynamic security environment, Goldfein has communicated

  • Goodfellow team shows off training ops to 2nd Air Force commander

    Goodfellow Airmen welcomed Maj. Gen. Timothy Leahy, 2nd Air Force commander, for a three-day tour of the base, and welcomed the opportunity to showcase changes being made to training operations here to help make a more capable and mission ready Air Force. Leahy is responsible for the development,

  • Developing the chief within

    His brown eyes flickered to the ceiling where a light had gone out – it was his task to replace it. After climbing a ladder, his strong hands began exchanging the burnt bulb with a new one.He looked below and saw Col. David Buck, his wing commander, striding towards the command office and his mind