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  • First senior enlisted in-residence students near graduation at AWC

    The first group of enlisted Airmen to attend Air University’s Air War College in-residence at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama, is close to graduating from the Air Force’s top school for officer professional military education. The four chief master sergeants selected for the May 2017 graduating

  • AF Chaplain Corps College returns to Maxwell

    The Air Force Chaplain Corps College officially returns to Maxwell on April 1, 2017, after being in the Palmetto State for nearly seven years. The college had been operating at the Army’s Fort Jackson in South Carolina after it was moved there effective May 6, 2010, following a Base Realignment and

  • AF offers new two-year degree program for civilians

    The Air Force is expanding development opportunities for the civilian workforce by offering an associate degree at little to no cost. Graduates of the online program will be awarded an Associate of Applied Science degree in Air Force Leadership and Management Studies. The 60-credit hour program is

  • AU stands up Teaching and Learning Center

    Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast, commander and president of Air University, and Air University Command Chief Chief Master Sgt. Juliet Gudgel officially open AU’s Teaching and Learning Center and the re-opening of Air Univeristy Press Jan. 27, 2017, at Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala. The center is a place where

  • Maxwell's Week in Photos

    Joseph Manuel, Montgomery Fire Department firefighter trainee, sits on the ground before training on a simulated fire inside a building on Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala., Jan. 13, 2017. The trainees go through a series of possible situations to prepare them once they become a firefighter. The MFD

  • Air Force language program prepares captain to search for missing WWII Airmen

    September 2016, an American B-24 bomber aircraft lies crashed at the bottom of the ocean, off the coast of Italy. Its eight-man crew entombed among the mangled fuselage and sea life for decades. It’s time to bring them home, but before that can be done, someone has to communicate between the Italian

  • Step up: Don’t be afraid to be a Mitchell, Doolittle, or Arnold

    The U.S. Air Force is sitting at a nexus in which the world is becoming increasingly dangerous and complex, and our nation is asking us to do things that keep us busier now than ever before, yet we have fewer people now than at any point in our history—just over a third of what we had in the 1950s!