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  • Maxwell takes precautions against COVID-19, moves to HPCON Alpha

    The 42nd Air Base Wing has raised the Health Protection Condition to Alpha from zero for Maxwell Air Force Base and Gunter Annex in response to the spread of COVID-19 beginning March 13, 2020.In the case of an unusual health risk, the DoD uses health protection measures known as HPCONs, to determine

  • Officer Training School suspends public attendance for upcoming graduation

    Air University’s Officer Training School has suspended guest presence at the awards ceremony and graduation parade this week out of caution to minimize potential spread of COVID-19.The Department of Defense and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend implementing social distancing

  • AFIT EWI Fellow participates in Joint F-35 logistics deployment preparations

    WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio -- Air Force Institute of Technology Education with Industry Fellow Capt. William Fine traveled to San Diego, Calif. and Nellis AFB, Nev. 6-10 January 2020, where he joined a team of Lockheed Martin, BAE Systems, US Navy, and US Marine Corps personnel to help

  • Maxwell Medical Treatment Facility is ready for COVID-19

    As COVID-19, commonly known as the coronavirus, spreads, the 42nd Medical Group is working closely with local hospitals to ensure plans are executed in unison if a coronavirus case is detected.Symptoms of the coronavirus are a fever, cough and difficulty with breathing. The key is to seek medical

  • 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

  • Air University hosts LEDx, unique leadership experience event

    Air Command and Staff College at Air University hosts a unique type of leadership event March 5-6, 2020, that perhaps many may have attended similar events at a venue outside the fence, but may have never experienced at a military educational institution.The Leadership Education Development

  • LDC revitalizes squadrons through the human domain

    “I failed at…,” the instructor said to 68 students at Air University’s Leader Development Course for Squadron Command.For two weeks in December, I engaged with my officer counterparts, graduated squadron commanders and senior mentors in the course on the art of command. The instructor was one of the