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  • Col. David Bosko, commandant, Air Force Cyber College, leads a discussion with Air Force and Space Force Language Enabled Airmen Program scholars attending the Cyber Language Intensive Training Event course, July 22, 2021, Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala. Cyber LITE is a strategic competition course co-sponsored by the Air Force Culture and Language Center and Air Force Cyber College for advanced language proficiency LEAP scholars who have career-related ties to cyber operations or an academic background in cyber studies.

    AFCLC, AF Cyber College host cyber LITE training event

    In keeping with Brown’s mandate of “Accelerate Change or Lose,” the Air Force Culture and Language Center is co-hosting a cyber educational event July 20-29, 2021, to take a closer look at cyber operations in today’s era of global strategic competition.
  • Air Force ROTC Cadet Training Assistants wait as cadets get off the bus

    Air Force ROTC Field Training commander converses on challenges, cadets and the camp

    Mandated by Congress to help develop the next generation of Air Force and Space Force leaders, Air Force ROTC Field Training is an annual, summertime 16-day, four-phase program. The curriculum includes, among other things, academic exams, flight drill evaluations, land navigation, tactical combat casualty care, small unit tactics and operating in a deployed environment. It is geared toward cadets typically in between their sophomore and junior years who will be transitioning to leadership positions at their respective detachments.
  • Four issues of Air University Press are fanned out, side by side.

    Air University Press releases summer 2021 journals

    Air University Press’s stable of summer 2021 journals are available at https://go.usa.gov/x6s3j. AU Press publishes Air & Space Power Journal, Strategic Studies Quarterly, Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs and Journal of the Americas.
  • Total Force team captures Innovation Excellence Award

    Total Force team captures Innovation Excellence Award

    Accelerating change starts with an empowered workforce with foundational competencies, the right skills, and the drive to innovate. A team of six total force Airmen embodied that mindset while participating in an Air University and Innovatrium partnership, Project Mercury, March 16 - June 14, 2021.
  • Cadets, participants of the Puerto Rico Project Language program, engage with their instructor at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama, June 25, 2021. The four week program hosted a total 45 cadets, providing them with necessary skills to pass the Air Force Officer’s Qualification Test, such as, verbal skills and confidence needed to communicate during live training events. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Rhonda Smith)

    Maxwell Air Force Base host the Puerto Rico Project Language

    Maxwell AFB hosts cadets from Puerto Rico for the Puerto Rico Project Language began May 28, 2021.
  • Lieutenant Col. Justin Settles, deputy director, China Aerospace Studies Institute, presents a lecture at the China ‘Belt and Road Initiative’ training event June 8, 2021, at the Air University Teaching and Learning Center, Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama.

    AFCLC, CASI and DLIFLC host China ‘Belt and Road Initiative’ training event

    In keeping with Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Charles Q. Brown’s mandate of "Accelerate Change or Lose," the Air Force Culture and Language Center is co-hosting the “Belt and Road Initiative” training event June 7-18, 2021, at Air University to take a closer look at China’s global economic and political objectives.
  • Air University Press announces the release of Wright Flyer paper 81: Thwarting Antiquation: Efficient Decisions and Effective Systems for the US Air Force by Tristan A. Caruso.

    AU Press releases Wright Flyer paper: Thwarting Antiquation: Efficient Decisions and Effective Systems for the U.S. Air Force

    Air University Press announces the release of Wright Flyer paper 81: Thwarting Antiquation: Efficient Decisions and Effective Systems for the US Air Force by Tristan A. Caruso.
  • Air Force ROTC cadets started arriving at Camp Shelby Joint Forces Training Center, Mississippi, in late May and early June, 2021, to start their required summer field training.

    Air Force ROTC takes over Camp Shelby for field training

    Air Force ROTC will train and evaluate nearly 3,500 ROTC cadets, or 1.5 times the traditional number, during an “extraordinary” version of field training this summer at Camp Shelby Joint Forces Training Center, Mississippi, from May through July.
  • The school marquee outside of Maxwell Elementary/Middle School on Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama.

    Maxwell hosts first DoDEA pilot program, opens application for off-base children

    “This program expands public education options in the River Region,” said Lt. Gen. James Hecker, Air University commander and president. “We appreciate the great local community partners and DoDEA collaborations to increase public education options, and we’ll continue to work with them and the team at DoDEA on this important issue.”
  • Staff Sgt. Tikeya Strong (left), Headquarters Air Force Junior ROTC, and Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force JoAnne Bass discuss the new JROTC enlisted instructor legacy display at the Air Force Enlisted Heritage Research Institute, May 12, 2021, at Maxwell-Gunter Annex, Alabama. Strong spearheaded the display, which honors the dedication that AFJROTC enlisted instructors have by continuing to serve the nation past their 20 years on active duty. (U.S. Air Force photo by Christian Hodge)

    CMSAF visits heritage museum to see new AFJROTC enlisted legacy display

    Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force JoAnne Bass visited the Air Force Enlisted Heritage Research Institute at the Maxwell-Gunter Annex, Alabama, recently to view the new Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps enlisted legacy display. The display honors the dedication that AFJROTC enlisted aerospace science instructors have to the program and the Air Force by continuing to serve the nation past their 20 years on active duty. It also highlights the impact that the program can have on a young high school student who decides to enlist after being in AFJROTC.
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