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  • Air War College: developing strategic Air Force leaders

    As part of Air University, Air War College provides graduates with the knowledge and tools to think strategically about the security implications of future operating environments, supporting lethality, warfighting and homeland defense missions through educational experience.The AWC is a joint

  • Chief course returns with warfighter emphasis

    The Chief Leadership Academy welcomed 34 students to the facilitated distance learning portion of the new Chief Leadership Course, June 16, 2025, after a nine-month course pause for curriculum refinement.

  • Building a Mission Command Culture

    Mission command is a way of operating that prioritizes clear communication from the top down, often reducing or limiting the step-by-step instruction, while empowering the individuals responsible for carrying out the mission to utilize their talents and skills to accomplish their tasks in order to

  • AU student collaboration leads to Pentagon briefing

    A collaborative research project between Air University schools, designed to enhance deterrence in the Indo-Pacific, recently earned a team of company grade officers a presentation to the Joint Staff at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama, June 10, 2025.

  • Air University Jayson Altieri receives CAP Bronze Medal of Valor

    Jayson A. Altieri, Air University assistant professor and faculty member with the Eaker Center’s Leadership Development Course for Squadron Command, and Civil Air Patrol Alabama Wing senior member, was recently awarded the U.S. Air Force Auxiliary Civil Air Patrol Bronze Medal of Valor.

  • May Doctrine Paragon: Tinian

    In March of 2023, an F-22 landed on Tinian Island. The brief presence of this fifth-generation fighter aircraft marked the beginning of a resurgence in airpower operations from this tiny patch of land 3,714 miles west of Hawaii. Though only 39 square miles in size, Tinian played a significant role