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  • Cecil Harvey, 502d Logistics Readiness Squadron lead supply technician, helps a U.S. Air Force basic military training trainee, 326th Training Squadron, during the initial issue of the first operational camouflage pattern (OCP) uniform, Oct. 2, 2019, at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas.

    Air Force on schedule with new uniform issue timeline

    Trainees entering into Basic Military Training (BMT) at the 37th Training Wing this week are the first group to be issued the new Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniforms. After taking Airmen feedback into consideration, the uniform board members said they chose the OCP for the improved fit and comfort and so that they will blend in with their soldier counterparts’ uniforms in the joint environments, according to Cooper.

  • New Air Force justice information system goes live

    ARLINGTON, Va. -- Air Force Security Forces Defenders uploaded the first case to the new Air Force Justice Information System last week, marking the launch of the most modern criminal data reporting system in the Department of Defense and providing global integrated awareness of criminal activities that affect the security and safety of Air Force personnel and resources.
  • Energy

    Air Force recognizes Energy Action Month 2019

    October is Energy Action Month.
  • As 30 budget analysts and financial experts gathered at AFIMSC headquarters to close out the fiscal year, 2nd Lt. Paul Griffin and Emerald Lundy, budget officers from Hanscom AFB, Mass., received a behind the scenes look at AFIMSC and end of year operations from Felix Saenz, AFIMSC budget analyst. "This opportunity is powerful," said Chris Underwood, technical director for financial analysis with AFIMSC's budget office. "They are returning to their installation with more tools in their toolbox than when they arrived." (Air Force photo by Ed Shannon)

    AFIMSC fiscal closeout promotes readiness, supports Airmen and families

    Funding runway lights at Little Rock; replacing cooling towers at Wright-Patterson; renovating the iconic Air Force Academy chapel; and natural disaster recovery at Air Force installations around the globe. No fiscal year better illustrates the innovation and flexibility behind the Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center’s centralized management of the Air Force’s installation and mission support portfolio than fiscal 2019.
  • Chief Master Sgt. Stanley Cadell (second from right) provides a headquarters perspective on an Airman issue during the inaugural AFMC Command Chief Orientation, Oct. 1, at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. The two day event, was designed to familiarize new AFMC wing and center command chiefs with the overall organizational mission and how their units fit into the bigger picture. (Air Force Photo by Darrius Parker/released)

    AFMC hosts command chief orientation

    Air Force Materiel Command held its first AFMC Command Chief Orientation, Sep. 30-Oct. 1 to familiarize new wing and center command chiefs with the overall organizational mission and how their units fit into the bigger picture. The event provided the new enlisted leaders a greater understanding of the wide range of AFMC missions and offered a broader perspective on the issues that impact Airmen, setting them up for success as they lead the next-generation of Airmen in the organization.
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