Dec. 7, 2022 AFGE Council 214 is the unified voice of AFMC How do you ensure the individual needs of all employees are met when your workforce numbers are over 35,000 people? One effective way is to use the “unified voice” of the American Federation of Government Employees Council 214, which serves as a bargaining council for employees within AFMC.
Nov. 18, 2022 AQIC accepting applications through Jan. 20 AQIC is open to uniformed and civilian acquisition professionals from both the Air and Space Forces who are looking for an opportunity to improve their leadership, instructorship, operations and program office integration skills.
Nov. 18, 2022 Learning about other cultures is the key to trust The Air Force Materiel Command hosted a Native American Heritage Month Cross-Cultural Mentoring Event Nov. 15. The event was part of an AFMC effort to highlight barriers faced by members of different demographic groups, giving them a place to support each other, while also educating Airmen and
Nov. 18, 2022 AFMC’s Young, Miller named 2022 Presidential Rank Award recipients Former AFMC Executive Director, Patricia M. Young, will receive the Meritorious Executive Presidential Rank Award. Mitchel B. Miller, Former Technical Advisor, Air Force Avionics Development, Integration, and Weapon System Cyber Resiliency, will be awarded the Meritorious Senior Professional Rank.
Nov. 16, 2022 AFMC Spouse and Family Forum links families, resources The Air Force Materiel Command held an inaugural Spouse and Family Forum, Nov. 16, linking military and civilian family members with subject matter experts and available resources across the enterprise.
Oct. 25, 2022 Dreams to virtual realities Virtual reality is known for its entertainment purposes, but what if it can be utilized to develop Air Force personnel through on-the-job learning? This idea was presented at the 2023 Air Force Materiel Command Spark Tank event, which provided Airmen and Guardians an opportunity to pitch innovative
Oct. 25, 2022 Two men, one remote Tech. Sgt. Geoffrey Gilmer and civilian employee, Brian Warren, collaborated to develop the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Robotics Universal Remote, one of two proposals selected to advance to the Air Force-level of the Spark Tank competition.