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Air Force Recruiting Service is casting a wide net seeking out the best and brightest to become Airmen and Guardians. The goal is to reach out to underrepresented groups which will help diversify the force and tap into some areas that could pay dividends, News, features and commentaries about Air Force Reserve people, equipment and missions
Air Force Recruiting Service is casting a wide net seeking out the best and brightest to become Airmen and Guardians. The goal is to reach out to underrepresented groups which will help diversify the force and tap into some areas that could pay dividends,
March 15, 2021 As India and the US are expected to discuss major defense deals, including that of fighter jets, this week, analysts point out the difficulties that New Delhi will face in procuring them. Soon after US President Joe Biden’s maiden multinational summit with the QUAD heads of the government, his Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin will undertake his maiden foreign visit to three countries – South Korea, Japan, and India – this week. Significantly, two of them – Japan and India — also happen to be America’s QUAD partners. In his talks with Indian Defense Minister Rajnath ...
Air Education and Training Command Public Affairs / Published December 21, 2020 Airmen curious about their level of proficiency in Air Force Foundational Competencies can now take an assessment on MyVector. Competency-based development helps shape and grow Total Force members while also setting clear expectations within the Department of the Air Force. (Graphic by Air Education and Training Command) To help Airmen gain a better understanding of their competency proficiency level, an Air Force Competencies section was recently added to MyVector. On this page, Airmen will be ab...
full report is available for download on The Secretary of the Air Force and the Air and Space Forces service chiefs ordered the review June 2. The measure formalized a step that former Chief of Staff of the Air Force Gen. David Goldfein raised in an official note to commanders and other senior leaders on June 1 addressing an “apparent inequity in our application of military justice” among other issues. He stated, “We will not shy away from this; as leaders and as Airmen, we will own our part, and confront it head on.” Subsequently, in an open letter on June 3 to all Airmen and Spac...