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28 May 2020
Air University Press releases summer edition of SSQ
Air University Press just released the Summer 2020 Edition of Strategic Studies Quarterly, available at https://www.airuniversity.af.edu/SSQ/.In this issue: Space strategist Everett C. Dolman from Air Command and Staff College argues why space as a unique war-fighting domain should have a fully autonomous service dedicated to it. Keith B. Payne,
27 May 2020
25 Air Force Junior ROTC Cadets Selected for Elite Cyber Academy
Virtual cyber academy will prepare Air Force JROTC cadets for in-demand computing and cyber security careers.
16 Mar 2020
Installation commander addresses Maxwell-Gunter Team
The events surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic are rapidly changing not only across our country, but here in the River Region and on Maxwell-Gunter.
13 Mar 2020
Maxwell announces first COVID-19 case
A civilian employee who works at Maxwell-Gunter is being treated and evaluated following a confirmed result for COVID-19.
3 Mar 2020
Air University Press releases spring 2020 edition of SSQ
MAXWELL AIR FORCE BASE, Ala. – Air University Press released the spring 2020 edition of Strategic Studies Quarterly, available at https://www.airuniversity.af.edu/SSQ/.In this issue: Former U.S. Army professor M. A. Thomas asks, “Between the United States and China, who will win the artificial intelligence arms race?” Columbia University scholars
12 Sep 2019
MGMWERX, Air University accepting solutions for Virtual Air & Space Operations Center (AOC) Design Challenge
MGMWERX, and its partner Air University, are currently accepting solutions for a virtual reality platform for providing education and training in the organization, functions, and operations of an Air & Space Operations Center (AOC).
14 Mar 2019
DoDEA Americas Announces the 2019 Region Principal of the Year
The Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) Americas region proudly announces that Paul Hernandez, the Maxwell Elementary-Middle School principal in Alabama, as the 2019 DoDEA Americas Principal of the Year. "Paul leads as a data-driven principal who motivates others to make a difference in the lives of students and staff,” said Dr. Judith Minor, DoDEA Americas Region Director of Student Excellence. “He is a dedicated educator who is deeply committed to advancing student learning, with himself being a lifelong learner in service to advance excellence in education every day for our military-connected students."
28 Nov 2018
Air University Press new Eaker Paper series release: Eaker Paper no. 1—Student Satisfaction in Traditional, Online, and Hybrid Continuing Education Courses: A Case Study
Air University Press kicks off the new Eaker Paper series with Student Satisfaction in Traditional, Online, and Hybrid Continuing Education Courses: A Case Study authored by Dr. Leah Flores Goerke. This mixed-methods research study examines student satisfaction of traditional, hybrid, and online delivery of two military continuing education
28 Nov 2018
Air University Press release: LeMay Paper No. 2: Electromagnetic Defense Task Force 2018 Report
Air University Press announces the release of the Electromagnetic Defense Task Force 2018 Report in the LeMay Paper series, authored by Maj. David Stuckenberg; Ambassador. R. James Woolsey; and Col. Douglas DeMaio. In August 2018, Air University brought together a diverse group of leading subject matter experts to address current challenges in
15 Nov 2018
Air University Press new publication announcement: Wright Flyer Paper No. 63, Cognitive Radio Cloud Networks: Assured Access in the Future Electromagnetic Operating Environment
Air University Press announces the publication of the latest in the Air Command and Staff College Wright Flyer Paper series, Cognitive Radio Cloud Networks: Assured Access in the Future Electromagnetic Operating Environment. Maj. Lawrence O. Jones, U.S. Marine Corps, explores cognitive radio cloud networks, or CRCN, as a solution to mitigate the

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No Sign of Operations Tempo Slowing, National Guard Bureau Chief Says

            7/2/2020

            Some 120,000 members of the National Guard have responded this year to natural disasters, have participated in global military operations, responded to civil disturbances and responded to COVID-19, the chief of the National Guard Bureau said.

DOD, Base Officials Closely Monitoring COVID-19 Situation

            7/2/2020

            The assistant secretary of defense for health affairs, the deputy assistant secretary of defense for military personnel policy and the Washington Headquarters Services director gave a Pentagon briefing on COVID-19 response efforts.

Risk Aversion Impedes Hypersonics Development

            6/30/2020

            Speeding ahead with the development of hypersonic weapons will require the Defense Department to be far less risk-averse than it is now, DOD's director of defense research and engineering for modernization said.

Missile Defense Chief Looks to Handle Changing Threat

            6/30/2020

            The Missile Defense Agency is looking to adapt current technologies against the hypersonic threat while looking toward new capabilities.

NATO Chief Talks Nuclear Arms, Burden-sharing, NATO 2030

            6/26/2020

            NATO welcomes nuclear arms talks between the United States and Russia, but would like China to join the negotiations, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said.

China Becoming Concern for U.S. Commanders in Europe

            6/26/2020

            China is actively working in Europe and Africa to subvert the infrastructure that has maintained peace since the end of World War II, the commander of U.S. Naval Forces in Europe and Africa and NATO's Allied Joint Force Command said.