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  • Photos: Officer Training School "Godzilla" class graduation

    The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds perform a fly-over the Cramton Bowl stadium during the Officer Training School parade and graduation of class 19-07 Sept. 27, 2019, Montgomery, Alabama.Due to the sheer size of class 19-07, this was the first appearance the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds have made at an

  • Rejuvenate and Return Safely

    Labor Day honors American workers for their positive impacts on the success of the United States. Air Education and Training Command depends on the labors of each and every one of its Airmen to recruit, train and educate the world’s best Air Force.

  • Global College of PME now taking new officer distance learning enrollments

    The distance learning programs for Squadron Officer School, Air Command and Staff College and Air War College have been closed for enrollments and graduations since July 7, 2022, in support of the Air University-wide transition to the new Learner Environment Design-Student Information System.

  • LEAP Spotlight: Maj. Darrell Moyers

    "I leverage my skills and cultural understanding in ways that keep the U.S. as the preferred partner of choice in areas subject to influence by rival countries. Again, going back to understanding a language versus just knowing one, I can relate to partners in a way others cannot. As such, I can

  • Vance | AMC’s top general gets a first-hand look at UPT 2.5

    Gen. Mike Minihan, the commander of Air Mobility Command at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois, visited Vance Air Force Base, Aug. 25 - 26. Minihan was the guest speaker for Undergraduate Pilot Training Class 22-14AU, where he focused his comments on how Airmanship influenced his career and how today’s

  • JBSA leaders encourage Tough Conversations to find solutions

    Joint Base San Antonio’s commander and command chief picked up their monthly Tough Conversations, open discussions about important topics, after a break due to Change of Command. This session, held Aug. 16, focused on suicide prevention and awareness.