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  • Capt. Aljammaly stands with teammates in Iraq. Aljammaly direct commissioned into the Air Force in 2015.

    A new home for one of the brave

    A former translator in Iraq for U.S. and Iraqi forces, Riyadh Aljammaly was direct commissioned as a captain in the Air Force in July 2014, and graduated from the U.S. Air Force Officer Training School in May of this year, now serving as the medical director and sole psychiatrist of the mental health clinic at Cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico, where he provides care to more than 6,000 special operations Airmen.
  • Brig. Gen. Jeremy Sloane, Air War College commandant (left), Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson (center), and Lt. Gen. Anthony Cotton, Air University commander and president (right), share a laugh during the 66th annual National Security Forum May 14, 2019, at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama. Hosted by Air University’s Air War College on behalf of the Secretary of the Air Force, NSF enables the sharing of perspectives between civic leaders, senior military officers and experienced government civilians on leadership, strategy, national security and more.

    SecAF, CSAF visit AU for 66th annual National Security Forum

    The NSF is designed to inform community influencers on Air University and the Air Force’s current and future objectives as well as plans for enhancing national security, and is hosted by Air War College on behalf of the Secretary of the Air Force.
  • 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.
  • Barnes Center for Enlisted Education shield

    Maxwell AFB's Air University rolls out new ALS curriculum

    When pencils go down and scores go up, senior airmen across the Air Force check to see their line number. Out of thousands, a name they recognize as their own shows up and, when the dust they kicked up from clicking their heels finally settles, a unit first sergeant, commander or supervisor lets them know when they’ll be headed to Airman Leadership School.
  • 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.
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