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    Barnes Center continues partnership with Senegalese air force

    Nearly two years of coordination, instruction and practice culminated in an event Dec. 8-10, 2020, where Senegalese student-instructors were evaluated on their teaching skills as they conducted lessons on historical figures from their country. This third collaboration among the partners was held virtually via Microsoft Teams.
  • Al Mauroni (top right), director of the Air Force Center for Strategic Deterrence Studies at Air University, provided his perspective on deterrence education during the U.S. Strategic Command Deterrence Symposium held virtually in November. Mauroni took part in the session titled “Is Deterrence in the Cold War Applicable to the Multi-polar World.”

    CSDS leader provides perspective to USSTRATCOM Deterrence Symposium

    Al Mauroni, CSDS director, took part in the session titled “Is Deterrence in the Cold War Applicable to the Multi-polar World,” moderated by Dr. Brad Roberts, director of the Center for Global Security Research at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
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    Air University hosts first-ever JADO, JADC2 symposium

    Military and government representatives from multiple academic and intelligence communities met in-person and virtually for the first-ever Air University Joint All Domain Operation/Joint All-Domain Command and Control Symposium, Nov. 18-20, 2020.
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    SOS’s new curriculum challenges students to ‘know themselves’ first to prevail in GPC

    Squadron Officer School’s new curriculum challenges students to know themselves first before they can lead Airmen to prevail in “Great Power Competition.”
  • Mayor of Montgomery Steven Reed visits with Lt. Gen. James Hecker, Air University commander and president Nov. 11, 2020, on Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama. The mayor was in attendance of Maxwell's Veteran's Day ceremony. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Charles Welty)

    Veterans Day ceremony 2020

    Mayor of Montgomery Steven Reed visits with Lt. Gen. James Hecker, Air University commander and president Nov. 11, 2020, on Maxwell Air Force Base,
  • Capt. Lesie Hernandez, 42nd Medical Logistics Flight Commander, is recognized in honor of 4A Appreciation Week here, November, 6, 2020. 4A Appreciation Week gives thanks to healthcare administration Airmen. The medical squadron held events on base all week to pay tribute to the hardworking healthcare administrators who have been working tirelessly throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.(U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Jackson Manske.)

    42 MDG salutes healthcare administration professionals

    The 4A career field, healthcare administration, incorporates three separate enlisted Air Force Specialty Codes: Health Services Management (4A0XX), Medical Materiel (4A1XX) and Biomedical Equipment (4A2XX). Medical Service Corps (41AX) officers are the 4A career field officer counterpart.

  • AU Library makes women’s exhibit available online during pandemic

    “We are excited to have recently launched the new web exhibit and resource guide on Women’s Equality Day in honor of the 100th anniversary of the adoption of the Nineteenth Amendment,” said Dr. Mehmed Ali, Air University Library academic services director. “The guide is our small contribution toward helping bring attention to the larger issues that women continue to face a century later.”
  • Dr. John Hinck (left) and Dr. Steven Davis, Air University assistant professors of leadership for the Leader Development Course for Squadron Command, won the International Leadership Association’s 2020 SAGE Most Publishable Leadership Education Paper award for their study on the positive impact the course is having on students. (Courtesy photos)

    Air University assistant professors win ILA award for research on positive student feedback

    Dr. John Hinck and Dr. Steven Davis won the International Leadership Association’s 2020 SAGE Most Publishable Leadership Education Paper award for their study on the impact the Leader Development Course for Squadron Command is having on students.
  • In this historical image, officers take part in a map reading exercise in the 1930s at the Air Corps Tactical School, Maxwell Field, Alabama. The school moved from Langley Field, Virginia, to Maxwell Field in 1931. With its first class starting on Nov. 1, 1920, at Langley Field, it was first called the Air Service Field Officers School then Air Service Tactical School before being renamed Air Corps Tactical School in 1926, five years before its move to Maxwell. (Courtesy photo)

    ACSC, Air University celebrate Air Corps Tactical School’s 100th anniversary

    On Oct. 31, 2020, Air Command and Staff College military leaders, students and faculty celebrated Air Corps Tactical School’s centennial with cake and good cheers in remembering those who went before in carrying the torch of air power.
  • Cadet James Huang, North Gwinnett High School, Suwanee, Georgia, sits in the cockpit of a trainer aircraft at Auburn University, Alabama, in summer 2018. The Chief of Staff of the Air Force Flight Academy scholarship program allows selected Air Force Junior ROTC cadets to attend an accredited aviation program at one of six partnering universities to get a private pilot license. Despite being shut down in summer 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic, AFJROTC is now accepting applications to the Flight Academy for summer 2021. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman Matthew Markivee)

    AFJROTC Flight Academy flying again in 2021

    The COVID-19 coronavirus forced Headquarters AFJROTC to shut down the Flight Academy for 2020. However, AFJROTC high school cadets who will be 17 by July 9, 2021, and are interested in earning a Private Pilot’s Certification are encouraged to apply by Nov. 25.
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