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ACSC claims intramural Volleyball championship

Col. Wayne Straw, Squadron Officer College, serves the ball during the 2014 Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base intramural volleyball championship, May 6, 2014. The SOC team was defeated in two rounds of play by a team of students from the Air Command and Staff College. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Staff Sgt. Gregory Brook

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ACSC commandant welcomes new class

Brig. Gen. Anthony J. Rock, new commandant of the Spaatz Center’s Air Command and Staff College, welcomes his first class Aug. 5 in Wood Auditorium. ACSC is the Air Force intermediate professional military education school and prepares field grade officers of all services, international officers and U.S. civilians for positions of higher responsibility. This year’s class has a total of 510 students with 313 from the Air Force and 85 from sister services. There are also 24 air reserve component officers, 11 civilians and 77 international officers. The class will graduate June 7, 2010. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bud Hancock)

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ACSC deputy leadership chair garners prestigious Blacks in Government award

Lt. Col. Jason Newcomer, the deputy chair at Air University’s Air Command and Staff College Department of Leadership, was honored during a recent virtual ceremony at ACSC where he was presented the Air Force-level Blacks in Government Meritorious Service Award. The award recognizes Blacks in government who promote diversity throughout a variety of government organizations, including the Department of Defense. (Courtesy photo)

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ACSC Fall Festival

Michael Valeriano displays his Halloween costume at the Air Command and Staff College Fall Festival. Held annually, this year’s festival included pumpkin-carving contests, games, a magic show and arts and crafts.Seminar rooms were decorated appropriately and competed in categories that included terrifying, friendly, scary and spooky. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jamie Pitcher)

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ACSC honors aviation legends

The Spaatz Center’s Air Command and Staff College began its annual “Gathering of Eagles” week Tuesday with a reception at the Officer’s Club Tuesday. Surrounded by ACSC students are this year’s “Eagles” wearing commemorative red shirts. Seated from left are Chief Master Sgt. Wayne L. Fisk, Eugene F. “Gene” Kranz , Maj. Gen. John R. Alison, Elizabeth “Betty Wall” Stohfus, and Col. Charles E. McGee . Standing from left are Maj. Gen. James L. Hobson Jr., Col. Joe M. Jackson, Col. Jacksel M. “Jack” Broughton, Capitan Augusto Bedacarratz, Col. Regina C. Aune, and Staff Sgt. David J. Thatcher. Not pictured are Navy Capt. John W. Young, and Gen. Lloyd W. “Fig” Newton. (U.S. Air Force photo/Melanie Rodgers Cox)

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ACSC hosts international students for war-gaming exercises

Participants of the Joint Air Exercise and staff discuss plans of action during Air Command and Staff College’s Joint Air Exercise and Joint War Game, held May 3-15 at Maxwell. The exercises included German officers from the German Joint Forces Command Staff College and Polish officers from Poland’s National Defence University. (Air Force photo by Senior Airman Christopher Stoltz)

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ACSC hosts Leadership Education and Development Experience

Retired Army Gen. George Casey speaks on leadership during the Leadership Education and Development Experience conference on Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala., Jan. 4, 2018. Guest speakers covered information on how individuals can work to better themselves by enhancing their own leadership skills in ways that will benefit a new generation of leaders. (U.S. Air Force photo/William Birchfield)

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ACSC hosts Leadership Education and Development Experience

Maj. Gen. Michael Rothstein, Air University President and Commander, presented closing remarks during the Leadership Education and Development Experience conference on Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala., Jan. 4, 2018. Guest speakers covered information on how individuals can work to better themselves by enhancing their own leadership skills in ways that will benefit a new generation of leaders. (U.S. Air Force photo/William Birchfield)

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ACSC spouses donate to IFOP

The International Family Orientation Program received a $4,000 donation last week from the Air Command and Staff College spouses’ group. From left, Staci Rowell, Heather Forrest, Col. Michael Homan, International Officers School commander, and Laura Pate. IFOP is a two-week program for the families of Air War College and Air Command and Staff College international students. The program orients families to the area and eases the stress of relocating to the United States. This year’s IFOP is June 21-30 at Maxwell Elementary School. The program is volunteer supported and funded by donations from various Maxwell-Gunter groups. (U.S. Air Force/Stephen Hynes)

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ACSC spouses truck diapers to governor’s mansion

Alabama’s First Lady Patsy Riley receives an Air Command and Staff College cookbook and coin from Annette Roberts, representing ACSC spouses. Several of ACSC spouses were at the Governor’s Mansion Feb. 12 to present the results of the school’s “Diaper Drive” for the Montgomery Family Sunshine Center, one of Mrs. Riley’s charitable interests which supports victims of domestic violence in the Montgomery area. (Air Force photo by Jamie Pitcher)

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ACSC students visit CNN Headquarters, discuss military-media relations

Ryan Burle, from “Inside CNN,” guides students from the Air Command and Staff College through the news network’s headquarters facilities Nov. 20. The visit included discussion of military-media relations with Jim LeMay, consultant for CNN, and a subsequent trip to the Defense Video and Imagery Distribution System facility, also located in Atlanta. The students’ trip was part of the elective course “The War for Public Opinion,” produced by the U.S. Air Force Public Affairs Center of Excellence. The course provides future leaders with an understanding of the impact of modern global information environment and the need for members of the armed forces at every level to be prepared to communicate effectively with the public they serve. (U.S. Air Force photo by Lt. Col. Don Langley)

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ACSC students visit CNN Headquarters, discuss military-media relations

Eleven students from the Air Force Air Command and Staff College visited CNN Headquarters and the Defense Video and Imagery Distribution System in Atlanta, Nov. 20, as part of their elective course “The War for Public Opinion.” The course, produced by the U.S. Air Force Public Affairs Center of Excellence at The Air University, provides future leaders with an understanding of the impact of modern global information environment and the need for members of the armed forces at every level to be prepared to communicate effectively with the public they serve. (U.S. Air Force photo by Lt. Col. Don Langley)

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ACSC students visit CNN Headquarters, discuss military-media relations

Jim LeMay, consultant for CNN, discusses military-media relations Nov. 20 with students from the Air Command and Staff College. The discussion was part of a larger visit by the students to the CNN Headquarters facilities and the Defense Video and Imagery Distribution System, both located in Atlanta as part of the elective “The War for Public Opinion.” The course, produced by the U.S. Air Force Public Affairs Center of Excellence, provides future leaders with an understanding of the impact of modern global information environment and the need for members of the armed forces at every level to be prepared to communicate effectively with the public they serve. (U.S. Air Force photo by Lt. Col. Don Langley)

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ACSC students visit CNN Headquarters, discuss military-media relations

Ryan Burle, from “Inside CNN,” guides students from the Air Command and Staff College through the news network’s Headquarters facilities Nov. 20. The visit included discussion of military-media relations with Jim LeMay, consultant for CNN, and a subsequent trip to the Defense Video and Imagery Distribution System facility, also located in Atlanta. The students’ trip was part of the elective course “The War for Public Opinion,” produced by the U.S. Air Force Public Affairs Center of Excellence. The course provides future leaders with an understanding of the impact of modern global information environment and the need for members of the armed forces at every level to be prepared to communicate effectively with the public they serve. (U.S. Air Force photo by Lt. Col. Don Langley)

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ACSC WARRIOR RELAY

A student from Air Command and Staff College prepares for one leg of the ACSC Warrior Relay from Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Ala., to MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Fla., March 8. They raced to the United States Special Operations Command to raise money in support for families of lost military members from special operations missions. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class William Blankenship)

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ACSC WARRIOR RELAY

A team from Air Command and Staff College cycles through one leg of the ACSC Warrior Relay from Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Ala., to MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Fla., March 8. Nine teams of seven members alternated on the 48- hour nonstop journey to Florida’s gulf coast. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class William Blankenship)

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ACSC WARRIOR RELAY

A team from Air Command and Staff College cycles through one leg of the ACSC Warrior Relay from Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Ala., to MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Fla., March 8. Teams were made up of ACSC students and faculty and raised money for Special Ops Warrior Foundation. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Michael Voss)

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ACSC WARRIOR RELAY

A team from Air Command and Staff College cycles through one leg of the ACSC Warrior Relay from Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Ala., to MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Fla., March 8. The 63 participants departed from Maxwell, traveling in shifts to ensure a team was always on the road. Each shift varied from 3-mile runs to 20- mile bike and run combinations. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class William Blankenship)

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ACSC WARRIOR RELAY

A team from Air Command and Staff College runs one leg of the ACSC Warrior Relay from Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Ala., to MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Fla., March 8. During the course of the day, teams endured multiple legs with few hours separating their effort to reach United States Special Operations Command. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class William Blankenship)

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ACSC WARRIOR RELAY

A student from Air Command and Staff College checks on his next leg of the ACSC Warrior Relay from Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Ala., to MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Fla., March 8. Team members slept in National Guard Armories in between legs for a few hours during the night. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Michael Voss)

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