• Airmen can change how the Air Force does business

    Creative, motivated Airmen are the key to changing how the Air Force does business, and every Airman has an equal opportunity to make a lasting contribution through the Airmen Powered by Innovation program, Air Force Personnel Center officials said.Launched in April, API was initiated thanks to the

  • AF to implement new feedback process July 1

    n a recent message to Airmen, Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Welsh III and Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James Cody announced plans to begin implementing a more comprehensive Air Force evaluation system for officers and enlisted members. The first step in the process will be the July 1

  • Stevens assumes command of 64 ARS

    Members of both the 157th Air Refueling Wing and 64th Air Refueling Squadron gathered here to watch Lt. Col. Bradley Stevens assume command of the 64th Sunday, June 8."Lt. Col. Bradley Stevens values and respects his team, and I have no doubt he'll bring great vision and continued momentum to the

  • AF releases new feedback forms

    During the past year, Air Force leaders have been shaping a new and more comprehensive Air Force evaluation system for officers and enlisted Airmen.The new system is designed to better meet the needs of the Air Force and Airmen, differentiate more effectively between good and great performers, and

  • CCAF: A lighthouse for enlisted searching for education

    The Community College of the Air Force serves as a lighthouse for enlisted Airmen searching for a path to receive college credits for their military service while on the road to getting their associate degrees.Established April 1, 1972, the CCAF is the world's only degree granting institution for

  • Key spouse program key to family readiness

    Air Force spouses are key to maintaining stability on the home front as Airmen maintain focus on the war front, according to the wife of the Air Force's top officer.The key spouse program is an official unit/family program overseen by commanders designed to enhance readiness and establish a sense of

  • 260 ATC airman begins new chapter

    Airmen generally enter the military with a plan; that plan, however, is subject to change throughout an enlistment, or even a career. When Airman 1st Class Abdiel Casanas began his military journey more than three years ago, the plan was simple: Gain invaluable experience in a career field that

  • Summer grilling safety tips

    After a long cold winter of being indoors, many are going outdoors to enjoy traditional summer activities such as backyard cookouts and other warm weather activities. Among the most common and potentially dangerous activity this time of year is cooking on the grill.The Pease Fire Department