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  • U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Steel, 517th Training Group command language manager, and Staff Sgt. Brittany Baze, 314th Training Squadron curriculum support, pose within a building being renovated for the future Cryptologic Language Analysists Prep Course at Presidio of Monterey, Calif. May 9, 2019. The class will be open to all languages to help students acquire the tools they need to become the best linguists they can be. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Zachary Chapman/Released)

    Starting on the right page

    Renovations and a rework of how students are introduced to the world of Cryptologic Language Analysists is underway at the Presidio of Monterey, and it is being led by two of its senior enlisted members.
  • Senior Airman Jalen Thompson, 366th Maintenance Squadron aerospace ground equipment mechanic, stands by the American flag May 14, 2019, at Mountain Home Air Force Base. Thompson recently was awarded entry into the Airman Scholarship Commissioning Program that will pay for his college to become an officer in U.S. Air Force.

    Airman’s dreams come true: His story

    Dreams come true everyday. For Airmen, some want to travel the world, some want to become a general and others want to have a family. Dreams, however, do not happen on their own. It requires sacrifice, dedication and working smarter and harder than you have before. This truth stares each of us in the face everyday. If you choose to acknowledge it and apply it, your dreams can come true. Just ask Senior Airman Jalen Thompson.
  • Major Gen. Michael Rothstein, Air University vice commander and commander Curtis E. LeMay Center for Doctrine Development and Education, welcomes recently selected Air University Fellows at the start of a briefing about the program, April 17, 2019, Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama. Under the AU Fellows Program, high-performing officers earn the opportunity to serve as faculty members before entering or after completing in-resident Air Command and Staff College.

    Air University Fellows Program offers two-year developmental opportunity for officers as students, faculty

    As the U.S. Air Force’s pinnacle institution, Air University leverages select Airmen for a two-year developmental opportunity on campus as part of the AU Fellows program.
  • Illustration showing the Air University and United States Air Force Academy shields. AU and AFA recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding that will require, in part, an "AU-USAFA Annual Collaboration Plan,” detailing academics, events and programs the pair will be working on that year. (U.S. Air Force illustration by 2nd Lt. Robert Guest)

    Flagships of education

    For current or future Air Force commissioned officers, two names represent the pinnacle of education within the force. While these flagship institutions have, up to now, worked mostly independent of one another, Air University and the U.S. Air Force Academy have come together to formally synchronize their efforts for producing future leaders for the service.
  • SANDS students visit Europe, gain new perspectives

    SANDS students visit Europe, gain new perspectives

    Students from Air University’s School of Advanced Nuclear Deterrence Studies met with European allies last month to gain new perspectives and alternative views on how different parts of the world define nuclear deterrence.
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