Brown’s tenure as CSAF leaves lasting imprint on the service, its evolution

As Gen. CQ Brown, Jr. closes out his three-year tenure as the Air Force’s highest-ranking officer and braces for a new, even more challenging assignment as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Mathies NCOA: Making today’s leaders better

Before sewing on the rank of Staff Sgt. and officially becoming a noncommissioned officer, Airmen are tasked  to accept a charge:“You are charged with maintaining the highest level of communication and rapport with subordinates, remaining attuned to their needs, being ever mindful that the key is

Shaping the Airmen of tomorrow

Mastering military training

The Master Military Training Leader Program awarded its first Master MTLs their aiguillettes on March 19.The program distinguishes military training leaders who have mastered demonstration, evaluation and the reinforcement of military standards, exude military bearing and discipline while scheduling

CNATTU Keesler New Chiefs Refurbish Anchor

Newly-pinned chief petty officers from the Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training Unit (CNATTU) Keesler unveiled a refurbished anchor at Naval Oaks Park onboard Keesler Air Force Base Sept. 20. The full-sized anchor, surrounded by live oak trees, is the centerpiece of the park located at the