Air University wargamers battle to keep America's lights on

Cyber experts from across the military, government agencies and private industry joined forces at Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala., April 27, 2016, to mitigate future cyberattacks within the U.S. The Air Force Cyber College's two-day wargame brought the CIA, FBI, Goldman Sachs and others into

AU wargamers battle to keep America's lights on

Cyberexperts from across the military, government agencies and private industry joined forces here April 27, to mitigate future cyberattacks within the U.S.The Air Force Cyber College's two-day wargame brought the CIA, FBI, Goldman Sachs and others into participation. Security experts analyzed how

Retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Carlton reminices on his friendship with Gen. LeMay

Future joint leaders wrestle with fictional world in crisis

Students from war colleges across the country and every service are coming together here at Maxwell AFB to practice responding to any worst-case scenario possible.Participants will meet Sunday for a five-day culmination of the exercise that already been carried out across the country for several

Air University summit addresses medical officer education, partnerships

Air University held its first summit recently designed to take a look at new educational opportunities for the next generation of military medical officers and to advance collaboration and partnerships between military and civilian healthcare professionals.The goal for the Air University Medical

Air University focused on deterrence

The end of the Cold War, coupled with the conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq, caused American decision makers to focus on present-day conflicts, but a resurgent Russia, the rise of new non-state actors and new threats in the cyber realm have brought about a renewed focus on the concept of deterrence,

Airman pedals with purpose

The idea started in 2005, after Jody Hershbine's return from an 11-month tour in Iraq. His struggle to return to normality and transition from a deployed environment back to life at home led him to spend quiet moments riding his bicycle."I needed to kind of get my head back in the game, so I did a

Air War College dedicates new exhibit to World War II Royal Air Force flight cadets

Air University's Air War College, part of the Carl A. Spaatz Center for Officer Education, unveiled its newest and first exhibit dedicated to World War II Royal Air Force flight cadets here November 9, 2015.The exhibit displayed the uniforms and belongings of Gunter Field RAF flight cadet and flight

Secure Research Wing broadens Air University horizons

Air University marked a progressive step forward in faculty and student academic research opportunities with the opening of a new Secure Research Wing Aug. 19, 2015.A project two years in the making, the research wing is intended to address limitations in academic studies stemming from the inability

New training supports combatant commander campaign plans

Air Education and Training Command's Special Missions Directorate recently completed a pilot program in a joint venture with Air University's LeMay Center Warfighting Education Directorate, delivering the United States Air Force Steady-State Campaign Support Planning Course on-line via the