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Air University & Maxwell AFB News

  • Uruguay opens doors to AFROTC

    Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets visited Uruguay for the Uruguayan Air Force Academy’s 100th anniversary celebration, Nov. 22-25.

  • Air University students and faculty support Auburn AFROTC career day

    Students and faculty from ACSC traveled to Auburn University’s AFROTC detachment to participate in the detachment’s career day. After talking with cadets about career opportunities in the Air Force, the Gathering of Eagles Foundation presented the detachment with a lithograph of previous Eagles who

  • AFMC commander helps kick off school’s STEM program, visits AFJROTC unit

    The commander of Air Force Materiel Command visited a California high school Oct. 7, 2016, to help launch a STEM program initiative and to visit the school’s Air Force Junior ROTC unit. AFMC Commander Gen. Ellen M. Pawlikowski visited San Pedro High School in Los Angeles to take part in the school’s

  • Brig. Gen. Steven Garland speaks during the River Region Forum

    Brigadier Gen. Steven Garland speaks to about 60 civilian guests and military members on the subject of space at its potential future capabilities during the River Region Forum held at Officer Training School's Hoover Auditorium, Sept. 29, 2016. The general is the commander of the Jeanne M. Holm

  • Vietnam pilot, former POW selected as 2016 Holm Center Distinguished Alumni

    The Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps inducted retired Lt. Col. William R. Schwertfeger into the Distinguished Alumni program, July 22, 2016, Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama. Schwertfeger was selected for this honor for his contribution to the Air Force ROTC mission and for his dedication to

  • Air Force JROTC partners up with AFA for StellarXplorer competition

    The Air Force Association is striving to increase participation in their third annual StellarXplorers competition this tear by teaming up with the Air Force Junior Reserves Officer Training Corps headquarters. The new partnership will introduce the event to almost four times as many students