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AFCEC virtual project management training

More than 100 participants attended a three-day, virtual project management training event organized by the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, March 29-31, 2022. Experts from across AFCEC delivered briefings on focused topics affecting project performance and success. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mila Cisneros)
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AFCEC virtual project management training

Brig. Gen. Mark Slominski, executive director for the Built Infrastructure Investment and Recapitalization program at the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, participates in a panel discussion with partners in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command, March 31, 2022. Cooperation with partners is critical to deliver mission-ready infrastructure for the Department of the Air Force. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mila Cisneros)
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Month of the Military Child

It’s Month of the Military Child! This month, we applaud military kids – young and old – for not only the daily sacrifices made but also for the challenges they are able to overcome. We asked AFIMSC military and civilians to share their experiences as military children. Meet David Malone, Air Force Civil Engineer Center Execution Plan program manager at Joint Base San Antonio, Texas. (U.S. Air Force graphic illustration by Jim Martinez)
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AFIMSC Warfighter Portrait: Pitman Kennedy

Pitman Kennedy is passionate about giving back, making a difference and leaving a lasting impact. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Jim Martinez)
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MOMC: Meet Cathy Steinman

It’s Month of the Military Child! This month, we applaud military kids – young and old – for not only the daily sacrifices made but also for the challenges they are able to overcome. We asked AFIMSC military and civilians to share their experiences as military children. Meet Cathy Steinman with the Air Force Civil Engineer Center’s Reporting and Analysis Branch at Joint Base San Antonio, Texas. (U.S. Air Force graphic illustration by Jim Martinez)
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MOMC: Meet David Malone

It’s Month of the Military Child! This month, we applaud military kids – young and old – for not only the daily sacrifices made but also for the challenges they are able to overcome. We asked AFIMSC military and civilians to share their experiences as military children. Meet David Malone, Air Force Civil Engineer Center Exercise Plan program manager at Joint Base San Antonio, Texas. (U.S. Air Force graphic illustration by Jim Martinez)
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Air Force’s new intercontinental ballistic missile system has a name: Sentinel

Shown is an illustration of the LGM-35A Sentinel launch silo, the Air Force’s newest weapon system known as the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent. The Air Force determined the LGM-35A Sentinel would provide continuity in strategic deterrence and cost less than extending the life of the current intercontinental ballistic missile fleet, comprised of the aging Minuteman III. Replacing the 1970s-era missile modernizes the ground-based leg of the nuclear triad and brings the Minuteman’s more than 50 years of service to a close. (U.S. Air Force illustration)
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Air Force’s new intercontinental ballistic missile system has a name: Sentinel

Shown is an illustration of the LGM-35A Sentinel, the Air Force’s newest weapon system known as the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent. The new designation, approved by Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall, modernizes the intercontinental ballistic missile leg of the Nation’s nuclear triad. (U.S. Air Force illustration)
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Air Force’s new intercontinental ballistic missile system has a name: Sentinel

Shown is an illustration of the LGM-35A Sentinel launch center. The Sentinel is the Air Force’s newest weapon system known as the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent. The Air Force determined the LGM-35A Sentinel would provide continuity in strategic deterrence and cost less than extending the life of the current intercontinental ballistic missile fleet, comprised of the aging Minuteman III. Replacing the 1970s-era missile modernizes the ground-based leg of the nuclear triad and brings the Minuteman’s more than 50 years of service to a close. (U.S. Air Force illustration)
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AFMC Professional Library

A new Air Force Materiel Command Professional Library offers Airmen and civilians the opportunity to embrace lifelong professional development with books, podcasts, articles and more, inspired by leadership recommendations across diverse subject areas. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Air Force Materiel Command)
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Professional Library encourages lifelong learning

A new Air Force Materiel Command Professional Library offers Airmen and civilians the opportunity to embrace lifelong professional development with books, podcasts, articles and more, inspired by leadership recommendations across diverse subject areas.
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Professional Library encourages lifelong learning

A new Air Force Materiel Command Professional Library offers Airmen and civilians the opportunity to embrace lifelong professional development with books, podcasts, articles and more, inspired by leadership recommendations across diverse subject areas.
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AFMC Professional Library encourages lifelong learning

A new Air Force Materiel Command Professional Library offers Airmen and civilians the opportunity to embrace lifelong professional development with books, podcasts, articles and more, inspired by leadership recommendations across diverse subject areas.
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AFMC Professional Library encourages lifelong learning

A new Air Force Materiel Command Professional Library offers Airmen and civilians the opportunity to embrace lifelong professional development with books, podcasts, articles and more, inspired by leadership recommendations across diverse subject areas.
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Colorado Springs Olympic Training Center

The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Training Center are located in Colorado Springs, where Airman and Guardian Olympians will have a new home , as the Department of the Air Force will be relocating the World Class Athlete and Air Force Shooting programs to Colorado. Moving the programs from Air Force Services Center headquarters in San Antonio to Colorado puts Air Force and Space Force athletes in the heart of the U.S. Olympic training grounds, improving program management and strengthening collaboration between the Air Force and the Olympic and Paralympic Training Center. (Courtesy Photo)
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Be Ready

The Air Force Civil Engineer Center's Readiness Directorate offers a website and digital applications to help Airmen, Guardians and their families prepare for a wide variety of natural and manmade disasters. (U.S. Air Force graphic)
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Application window opens for Olympic hopefuls

Airman 1st Class Tyler Evans, stationed at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo., is a modern pentathlete and member of the Air Force World Class Athlete Program, training for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, France. The application window for Airmen, Guardians, Reservists and Guardsmen, as A1C Evans, who dream of Olympic competition, is now open. Once accepted into the program, athletes train full-time for the chance to represent the DAF and the nation on the world stage. (U.S. Air Force Graphic)
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Application window opens for Olympic hopefuls

The application window for Airmen, Guardians, Reservists and Guardsmen who dream of Olympic competition is now open. Athletes can begin applying to begin their training with the hopes of competing in the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, France. Air Force WCAP athletes train full-time in their given sport, they are also required to complete all mandatory tasks required of all Airmen. Application period will be open for the next 45 days. (U.S. Air Force Graphic)
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