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Air University & Maxwell AFB News

  • Advisory board set to improve CCAF

    Secretary of the Air Force Deborah James officially approved a Community College of the Air Force Subcommittee to the Air University Board of Visitors July, 1, 2016.  A team of three appointed board members traveled to CCAF on the Maxwell-Gunter Annex, Alabama, July 26th to attend CCAFs Education

  • Muslims attend first Islamic services on Maxwell AFB

    Individuals from Maxwell AFB attended the first Muslim religious service at Chapel 2 on Friday, July 29.The service was conducted by Air Force Chaplain Tamer Sayedahmed, the first assigned Imam on base.  Air Force Chaplains must meet minimum qualifications, to include education and training, in

  • LEAP participants selected to attend international academies

    Retired Brig. Gen. Gunther Mueller; Lt. Col. Steven Combs, executive assistant with Secretary of the Air Force for Manpower and Reserve; Lt. Col. Mark Holmes, vice commander of the Career Development Academy at Maxwell; and Maj. Wilfredo Ruiz, director of operations for 437th TRS Inter-American Air

  • Montgomery Chamber visits Culture and Language Center on Maxwell

    Representatives from the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce got a front row seat to see how the Air Force does culture and language education and training June 9.The MACC’s Director of Defense Technology Development Rick Plaskett; Vice President of Business Development Ron Simmons; Vice President

  • Air University staff, students earn German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge

    Groans, cries of physical exertion and shouts of encouragement in both English and German echoed off of the walls of the base gym, sweat pouring over the faces of service members. The sufferers were Army, Navy, and Air Force students from Air Command and Staff College this spring as they agonized

  • SOC partners with Columbia University on innovation

    Air University’s Squadron Officer College has partnered with Columbia University to transform its education approaches to maximize student performance in a digital world.Nineteen members of AU faculty, 14 from SOC, attended a five-day seminar recently at the New York City school. The seminar

  • AFJROTC cadets attend Gen. Franks’ leadership program

    Two Air Force JROTC cadets from Utah were selected to attend the Four Star Leadership with General Tommy Franks program held in Hobart, Oklahoma, July 9-15, 2016.Cadets Cole Cutner and Jack Wright from Dixie High School, St. George, Utah, were among only 67 U.S. and international students selected

  • Future officers forfeit summer to train with Special Tactics

    During the summer, most college students are enjoying a much-needed break from their studies or working a part-time job to pay for school. Instead, nearly 50 Air Force ROTC cadets across the nation chose to push through grueling workouts and leadership challenges during a week-long Special Tactics

  • Future officers forfeit summer to train with Special Tactics

    During the summer, most college students are enjoying a much-needed break from their studies or working a part-time job to pay for school. Instead, nearly 50 Air Force ROTC cadets across the nation chose to push through grueling workouts and leadership challenges during a week-long Special Tactics